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The usual fix is to ground all equipment to the same location. If that's the case now, you have a ground potential on one or more pieces of equipment that have a differential resistance to true ground.

Ha, no you don't need anything of the sort.

Best to do is contact RF. Oh and ignore peak watts. For speakers: Peak or Max watts represents the absolute maximum wattage a speaker can handle for a split second. Since music doesn't play at this wattage at long intervals, it's not a good representation of true power. For amplifiers: Peak...

Look for subs with a sensitivity of 91dB or higher like the pioneer Premiers. These were the first subs to break the 180dB sound barrier.

No, a mixer doesn't have the capabiltiy to provide any more power than line-level

Just get an RCA "Y" cable to split the RCA signal to each amp. RadioShaft has them.

Someone was feeding you a line. For one, you don't have a "high voltage" accessory installed. ALL accessories run off of 12 volts. It was just a glich with the micro processor in the car. _________________________ The answer above is totally bunk! "amps work by drawing large amounts of...

A new HU, new speakers with amp and a subwoofer or two with an amp.

No. You'll most likely will need to install a relay. The REM circuitry inside the HU can only provide so much current. The antenna AND amp may exceed this. I have a diagram to wire one up if you need it - email or IM me [email protected]

No. You'll most likely will need to install a relay. The REM circuitry inside the HU can only provide so much current. The antenna AND amp may exceed this. I have a diagram to wire one up if you need it - email or IM me [email protected]

Not that easy. You need to know the frequency and number of channels the remote had.