speaker question

I have two B-70's and two B-530's on my tower. All of these are running off a (Kenwood 800 amp) I belive, might have the brand wrong. All of the B-70's are on the outside of the tower and the 530's on the inside. The 70's are wiried to the amp and then the 530's are wired to the 70's. When the music is down I'm hearing alot of noise and static. I have it bridged right now because it's not near loud enough if not. I have checked my rc cables and moved them away from the speaker wire and its still making the noises. Can anyone help?

Your THD level on the amp could be really high and with the ohm load from the speakers being wired together and bridged at the amp, then the THD level was probably increased a whole lot also. Check the specs on the amp and write back.

Make sure your audio cables are at least 6" from your POWER runs. If they are loomed together you are getting bleed over. Another possibility is a ground loop where your head unit ground is at a slightly different voltage than your amps. Engine whine/noise can be difficult to isolate, it might be easier to rewire the whole system.

Check the gains on the amp input. If they are too high it can cause your problem.