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You sound pretty handy so try this in order to find out where the buzz is coming from. ONE: - Remove the remote turn-on wire from the factory amp. - Run a separate wire to turn the factory amp on
It is related to failure of the cd mechanism; it may be a mechanical failure inside the drive or an electronic system failure. It can be caused by a number of ailments. It may be correctable with
That is confusing. A DVD player on its own does not have an amp in it, but you will need a home theater system. The TV on it's own will not supply enough wattage to give you any headroom and give you the
I would not take it to the dealer. That is unless your dealer has an entertainment system specialist of staff. As a general rule car dealers have little experience or know-how with the audio entertainment
Depending on your computer, you may be able to select it as your primary audio output - depending on the program, possibly as an input source as well. It all depends on your particular computer hardware

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