How to Diagnose Blown Car SpeakersĮven the highest-quality audio systems wear out over time. To prevent that, use foam baffles behind the speakers to get rid of vibrations and make sure the screws are well-tightened. The buzzing that is caused by the vibration of the speaker will greatly interfere with the sound. If one of the speakers for example is completely torn apart, then you need to replace it.įurthermore, a speaker that is not securely tightened to its housing will vibrate and sound horrible. So, if your car speakers are crackling, pop noise when turned on, or produce unusual distortion or distinct buzzing at high volume levels, then you definitely need to check each speaker individually by using the balance and fader controls, or simply by removing speaker grill to visually inspect the speaker. And swapping your old stock speakers with quality aftermarket ones is the single most cost-effective improvement you can make to your car audio system. With said that, having solid speakers is a must. Speakers are the only link between your equipment and your ears. Splurging on the most expensive in-dash receivers, amplifiers and audio signal processors… you name it, won’t make your sound system any better without good sounding speakers. You can use the diagnostic flowchart below as a guide to walk you through the troubleshooting process and pinpoint the source of car audio noise.ĭiagnosing noise problems in your car audio system 1. You can solve almost all car stereo static noise problems, without the need for adding noise filters, simply by checking all the connections and making sure that every component is installed properly, that quality equipment (especially wiring and cables) is used, and that the car’s charging system is working properly. The type of noise you’re hearing, however, can tell a lot about which component is the culprit.
This is especially true if you’ve got a complicated setup consisting of multiple speakers, subs and amplifiers. The latter can be picked up by your sound system from a number of sources. The trick in getting rid of car stereo static noise is to the determine the source of that noise.
How to get rid of static noise in car speakersįirst and foremost, it must be noted that noise in car audio systems commonly comes in these three forms:
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