Static noise when using AUX

Xfloridiankicks · 08-20-2018, 03:43 PM

Have an iPhone 10 with a monster aux cord, Ive done some research on this issue, my music isn't turned all the way up on my phone. How can I resolve this issue?

upshift_downshift · 08-20-2018, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Xfloridiankicks

Have an iPhone 10 with a monster aux cord, Ive done some research on this issue, my music isn't turned all the way up on my phone. How can I resolve this issue?

Get a ground loop noise isolator, about $10 on amazon

TheMidnightNarwhal · 08-20-2018, 06:02 PM

Probably your cable.

Try with another one if you can. Or your cables are not pushed in properly into the jacks.

Emilime75 · 08-20-2018, 07:22 PM

Expand on "static". Is it a scratchy type of sound? Do either left or right side speakers cut out at all? What happens when you wiggle the cable connector when it's plugged in, on both ends.

PS Monster is garbage.

Emilime75 · 08-20-2018, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by upshift_downshift

Get a ground loop noise isolator, about $10 on amazon

No, don't.

Xfloridiankicks · 08-20-2018, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

Probably your cable.

Try with another one if you can. Or your cables are not pushed in properly into the jacks.

It's a monster cable, high quality cable and it's plugged in as far as it will go correctly

Xfloridiankicks · 08-21-2018, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Emilime75

Expand on "static". Is it a scratchy type of sound? Do either left or right side speakers cut out at all? What happens when you wiggle the cable connector when it's plugged in, on both ends.

PS Monster is garbage.

I mean like when I have my music playing there will be like a quiet wining noise in the background and I have to turn my volume up and down to find a sweet spot to get rid of it and most of the time it won't go away, just wanna find a final solution

bluewater328 · 08-21-2018, 06:56 PM

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I mean like when I have my music playing there will be like a quiet wining noise in the background and I have to turn my volume up and down to find a sweet spot to get rid of it and most of the time it won't go away, just wanna find a final solution

Like many have posted here are your situations:

- Could be the cable you're using. Lighting and 3.5mm jack cables can be crushed just as much as any other. So the cable could be the first problem.

- Could be a grounding issue.

- Could be the aux cable that goes back to the main system itself (but also related to grounding as well).

- Other decks have failed and had that sort of noise, but it was a universal condition whether it was the radio, aux, alt source.

Andy198712 · 08-26-2018, 07:17 AM

i have a similar issue, with my iPhone 5s i had to have the phone volume on full, anything less and i would get static and high pitched noise in the background. once i'd sussed it, no issues....

brought a 7plus and plug it in... horrible noise again, high pitches background noise, it varies on where the phone volume is but havnt got it to stop yet

same cable a day or so apart....

not quite sure tbh

Xfloridiankicks · 08-28-2018, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Andy198712

i have a similar issue, with my iPhone 5s i had to have the phone volume on full, anything less and i would get static and high pitched noise in the background. once i'd sussed it, no issues....

brought a 7plus and plug it in... horrible noise again, high pitches background noise, it varies on where the phone volume is but havnt got it to stop yet

same cable a day or so apart....

not quite sure tbh

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Originally Posted by Andy198712

i have a similar issue, with my iPhone 5s i had to have the phone volume on full, anything less and i would get static and high pitched noise in the background. once i'd sussed it, no issues....

brought a 7plus and plug it in... horrible noise again, high pitches background noise, it varies on where the phone volume is but havnt got it to stop yet

same cable a day or so apart....

not quite sure tbh

I fixed this issue today! Go to Walmart and buy this Bluetooth aux adapter,it's $9 you plug in the usb to the Bluetooth adapter then an aux cord from the Bluetooth adapter to the aux input in the car and then connect your phone via Bluetooth and play your music and you won't have another issue ever

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Andy198712 Major 145 Rep 1,009 Posts Drives: 2010 E91 325d Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Cornwall iTrader: (0)	i have a similar issue, with my iPhone 5s i had to have the phone volume on full, anything less and i would get static and high pitched noise in the background. once i'd sussed it, no issues.... brought a 7plus and plug it in... horrible noise again, high pitches background noise, it varies on where the phone volume is but havnt got it to stop yet same cable a day or so apart.... not quite sure tbh
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