If someone has some ideas on why i am geting a buzzing
sound when i hit bumps in the road from the back 6x9"s
it mite help me.
I thort it was a loose wire but they are all tight.:confused:
Them i thort it was power jumping from the joining wires
so i taped them up.But it still dose it. :doh:
It even dose it when i put all the sound to the front ones.:headbange

If someone can help me then i'am in your debt.

where abouts are those speakers connected to? amp, head unit, if to an amp check the connections on the amp, if to the headunit check the head unit connections

by the sounds of it it sounds like a loose wire.

are you using the stock wire from the head unit if so the wiring could be faluty?

where abouts are those speakers connected to? amp, head unit, if to an amp check the connections on the amp, if to the headunit check the head unit connections

by the sounds of it it sounds like a loose wire.

are you using the stock wire from the head unit if so the wiring could be faluty?

The headunit is the standed one and it is the stock wire.
It didn't do this with the stock speakers in thow? and they
were the only thing played with. Clean swope:confused:

ok fair enough, what about the connections are they tight and if you gut any wires are they joined propley

ok fair enough, what about the connections are they tight and if you gut any wires are they joined propley

Yer connections are all tight and all the wires are propley joined.
Thats what makes this so weird, they are new speakers.

well i'm all out of ideas then lol

well i'm all out of ideas then lol

Thanks for your time thow mate:D
This thing is driving me nuts.:headbange

I know it sounds stupid but is it a buzz or a rattle? I know on Mums stock 6x9's the tinsel lead kept resting the cone and it was really crap. Any little change in the road and it would still make a noise.

Left of field, Pioneer 1950 deck + 6inch speakers are only $140 now :D

It's a buzz. I'am thinking it mite me a fault in the speaker.
That pisses me off when you pay big $$$ for a thing that
has a fault.
:rant: :angry: :headbange :swearing: :tantrum:

does the buzz get louder when it happin's

No its like a moth is cort in there.
Thats the sort of buzzing sound it is.

I am abit lost. So you have:
Stock deck
Stock fronts
Upgraded 6x9's??:redface:

It could be a broken speaker wire that shorts when hittin bumps?
Like a break mid cable inside the rubber coating?
Have you got any RCA cables running, prone to loose connections inside the protective cover with time and use...

I am abit lost. So you have:
Stock deck
Stock fronts
Upgraded 6x9's??:redface:

I have Upgraded 6x9's and Upgraded fronts
but stock deck.

It could be a broken speaker wire that shorts when hittin bumps?
Like a break mid cable inside the rubber coating?
Have you got any RCA cables running, prone to loose connections inside the protective cover with time and use...

I'am not shore what RCA cables are?
I think that i will have to take them out and
back to the shop if we cant work this out.

Ahh ha. Yeah do you like to play them really really loud so they distort a little ( wont be hard off a std deck )? I would take them back, we did that testing a Kicker ES sub, blew the crap out of it so it smoked, however it still works with a terrible rattle. Even if you touch it it resonates and becomes annoying. Turn it right up and it is not so bad lol. Haven't taken it apart to investigate yet...

I guess thats what happens when you give a 125WRMS voice coil over 600WRMS :badgrin:

Stupid question, but does it still do it when you stationary and you are playing music? If it does, try taking them out or hooking them up to a home stereo. Loose grill??

Ahh ha. Yeah do you like to play them really really loud so they distort a little ( wont be hard off a std deck )? I would take them back, we did that testing a Kicker ES sub, blew the crap out of it so it smoked, however it still works with a terrible rattle. Even if you touch it it resonates and becomes annoying. Turn it right up and it is not so bad lol. Haven't taken it apart to investigate yet...

I guess thats what happens when you give a 125WRMS voice coil over 600WRMS :badgrin:

Stupid question, but does it still do it when you stationary and you are playing music? If it does, try taking them out or hooking them up to a home stereo. Loose grill??

I'am going to take them back because i have had it up till they distorted a little but only once.
so i know how loud to go and then come back a bit.
It only dose it when it is bumpy its fine when stationary .
Whats a Loose grill???

Whats a Loose grill???
The cover over the speaker. That wouldn't be the cause, as that would rattle from bass in the tracks not from bumps in the road if it wasn't tight.

I would take the speakers back and swap them over for another set, may be a fault somewhere in the speakers wiring. What speakers are they out of interest?

The cover over the speaker. That wouldn't be the cause, as that would rattle from bass in the tracks not from bumps in the road if it wasn't tight.

I would take the speakers back and swap them over for another set, may be a fault somewhere in the speakers wiring. What speakers are they out of interest?

I looked at the covers and are both tight.
I'am taking the car back to the place that i got them from
and the mate of mine that works there said that he will look
rite over them for me befor sending them off.
The speakers are the Infinity kappa 6" x 9" three-ways.
So there not cheap crappy ones.:angry: