Aftermarket DVD - 2007 TSX Issue
08-24-2007, 09:12 PM
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Aftermarket DVD - 2007 TSX Issue
I recently installed a nav-tv module along with a backup camera and DVD player in my 2007 TSX. I tapped the audio for the DVD player with the stock aux input, but now I am experiencing minor static and high-pitched, whizzing sounds. Is there any way to get rid of this sound or did I just make a huge mistake by tapping my DVD audio with the aux? If so, is there another method of connecting the audio? Sorry my a/v vocabulary is so limited haha 
08-26-2007, 10:54 AM
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This is related to this thread, right?: https://acurazine.com/forums/audio-video-electronics-navigation-22/tsx-dvd-player-unique-setup-372749/
did you do a splice wires to add the audio to the stock aux, or did you run a cable to the stock 1/8" stereo mini slot? is the problem fixed yet?
one option would be to use a dedicated aux setup such as usa spec or dice, which will offer a nice clean input.
did you do a splice wires to add the audio to the stock aux, or did you run a cable to the stock 1/8" stereo mini slot? is the problem fixed yet?
one option would be to use a dedicated aux setup such as usa spec or dice, which will offer a nice clean input.
08-26-2007, 11:46 AM
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first, i just wanna say thanks so much for replying haha (been checking for replies for a while now)
yea, i spliced wires to add audio to the stock aux......bad idea?
is a dedicated aux the only option i have for clean sound again? haha, if so i guess i got another project on my hands
yea, i spliced wires to add audio to the stock aux......bad idea?
is a dedicated aux the only option i have for clean sound again? haha, if so i guess i got another project on my hands
08-26-2007, 10:06 PM
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Yes, splicing into it is a BAD idea for 98% of people without a lot of experience at this. You will introduce noise this way unless you take care to make your connections properly, solder perfectly, and shield appropriately. I'm very handy with a soldering iron and I still wouldn't do that.
Try reverting it back to stock and running a cable to the aux jack to test. If its still bad, you've hosed your aux connection by introducing noise into it (permanently). If so, go get a dice or usa spec and have a nice no-splice line-in.
Try reverting it back to stock and running a cable to the aux jack to test. If its still bad, you've hosed your aux connection by introducing noise into it (permanently). If so, go get a dice or usa spec and have a nice no-splice line-in.
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