Why is there a buzzing distortion in the car audio?
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Car audio distortion can be caused by incorrect wiring connections or speaker distortion. Below are the reasons and solutions: 1. Audio wiring: Issues with the quality of the speakers or amplifier components. Using high-quality music files can help avoid distortion caused by poor audio file quality. Solution: Check the audio wiring connections to ensure all interfaces are securely plugged in. Optimize the surrounding environment of the audio system and try to avoid placing devices with electromagnetic radiation near the audio system. 2. Speaker distortion: Distortion occurs when the speaker is damaged. The main structure of a speaker consists of a magnet and a coil. The current pushes the coil to move up and down within the magnet, with a very small gap. The coil is connected to the speaker cone, so the up and down movement of the coil drives the cone to vibrate, producing sound. Solution: Replace the speaker with a new one.