Static coming out of front speakers

I need help bros. This week my front right speaker was producing static music (static going in and out). I took the door panel apart and inspected the wire and speakers and everything seemed normal. Two days later my front left speaker started doing the same. Now there's no going in and out. It's just straight static music.

 

does it do this on all audio sources? at all volume levels?

 

Yes it does. The louder the volume the louder the static music. I'm listening from my rear speakers

 

Is everything on the truck stock? Any aftermarket HUs, amps, speakers?

Have you swapped speakers temporarily to see if the static moves?

 

I might swap them when I get home. I've just done the kicker upgrade to the back speakers and tweeters.

 

with the noise level increasing with increase in volume I'm 99% sure the problem is in the head unit, probably in the DAC or power amp stage

 

Now the volume stays low and all of my speakers produce low static music. It plays good when I first start the truck and then slowly affects all speakers. I looked at the connections at the back of my HU and all are fine. I even moved the wires around while playing music. It seems to go in and out, mostly out. Do I need buy a new head unit?

 

First thing, triple check all the connections on your recent upgrades. Start off there.

Did you buy the adapters for the connections or cut and splice?

 

HU would be my first guess. I would just want to eliminate all other possibilities before plonking down money on a new one.

 

The speakers were all PnP. I double checked all connections on the HU. I'm baffled and it's ticking me off.

 

Possible that you lunched the head unit. I only suggested checking the backs b/c you were just in there. Unless you might have pinched or broke a wire somehow, I'd look to the head unit

 

It's possible that you may have speakers out of phase. Double check your wiring (things aren't always PnP)

 

Respectfully, this would not produce the symptom he is describing.

I agree with this, a caveat being that it sounds like your issue started after swapping some speakers. You have to consider a possible relationship, but what you describe sounds like an issue in the radio.

That being said, I definitely would re-install the speakers you removed to see if your problem persists before replacing the radio. You could very well have received defective speakers.

 

The thing is I have been using these speakers for almosta year now. This didn't happen because of the speakers. I literally have to listen to my phone while driving. This stinks

 

Unless you want to throw darts, you have to rule something out.

I believe this is a problem in the stereo, but if this was my problem, I’d be testing the speakers on one of my other stereos before ordering a replacement.