(above 25). The speakers seem to make a crackly, distorted kind of sound. Is it because they are standard and not capable of a high powered headunit or could it be a wiring issue?Crackly noise
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Crackly noise
Since fitting my new MP3 player I have found the quality to be very good until I put the volume up high (above 25). The speakers seem to make a crackly, distorted kind of sound. Is it because they are standard and not capable of a high powered headunit or could it be a wiring issue?
(above 25). The speakers seem to make a crackly, distorted kind of sound. Is it because they are standard and not capable of a high powered headunit or could it be a wiring issue?Re: Crackly noise
Most probably, I have upgraded my fronts to Macaudio 100watt types and they dont like being loud unless you have them amplified seperately. Ideally a sub would do. 
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Re: Crackly noise
A headunit can never supply a clean enough signal when the volume is increased, My friend has standard speakers in his car and when he run the from a seperate amplifier there was a noticible difference in the quality and power handling
Re: Crackly noise
Hmm, I thought the MR2 had it's own built-in amplifier anyway 
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Re: Crackly noise
Assumed you were just running them off the headunit, I never used any of the original system so I can only guess really