Oh No Static!!!!!

[Strokinallday]

Hello friends and fellow PSD owners, I just finished installing my new pioneer head unit and installed New 6*8 door speakers last week. They are 260watt max speakers and the max wattage that the head unit puts out is 50watts. Unfortunatley I am having a problem with major static when I crank the volume a little bit (vol. 15)! If you have any suggestions please throw them at me ASAP, im eager to get my truck put back together and on the road. Another note is the fact that it makes more static when it is a bass note or hitting harder....!! Please Help!

[Chiller]

Do you have an amp?

[Chiller]

How did you connect the wires? did you rewire everything? what ground did you use when you put the new HU in?

[97powerstrokeboy]

I have the same problem with no amp. Not enough power to the speakers?
IDK makes sense to me. interested in an answer. Thanks.

[Chiller]

Alpine headunits ask to use a different ground then stock reason is those stock grounds are not good enought for a aftermarket headunit. And if it was not enought power to the speakers it wouldnt get worse as you turned up the volume.

[Chiller]

As he turns a up the volume the ground is needed more so if the ground is bad static could occur

[greasyF250]

nIs it alternator whine? If so put in a noise suppressor for about 15 bucks.

[Chiller]

Thats why I asked if he had an amp....Because then it probably would be the alternator

[Strokinallday]

No I dont have an amp, It is the pioneer AVHP3200dvd head unit, and i used the stock ground....Sorry for the slow response had to eat dinner.

[Chiller]

Its all good, I would pull the HU out and use a good solid ground. Also make sure none of your wires are bare or touching anything tape them up good and check everything before you put it back in so you dont have to take it in and out. Also does it get worse as you drive faster?