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Static from radio and cassette? Don't think they came with cd. But i would change it because repair cost may equal that of a new unit. About $100 could get you features like line in, bluetooth, and maybe even satellite radio.
Static text such as a library of music constantly displayed will burn onto the lap-top screen, therefore, rather select your visualisation option showing a constantly moving pattern during playback. This is a much safer option.
Check the equalizer in Itunes to make sure you don't have it set to the highest values. This could be the reason why your speakers are playing the music with static.
Here is video that will help you access the equalizer:
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-use-your-itunes-equalizer-2
you need to install a filter on the power leads of the radio and the amp. The filter in your electrical system have gone bad and your alternator is generating noise. Have you recently done anything on the cars electrical system such as spark plugs or wires?
ok question when you play music is off cd or comp. or mp3 player
reason i ask is cause some cd formats and songs come with the distortion on them the manufacture does not see this cause mass production in cd's
turn onto a receiver fm tuner if static is still there power failure is common in the power house inside receiver these require maintenance and probably new power house conductor
dust in the system can create static also hair and dust are magnatized this can distort the sound quality professional cleaning of system is probably needed in this case
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