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Make your own ground... and if that doesn't work, run a new line from the battery (fused).... should get rid if the noise... the deck and power mirrors are likely creating a ground loop... so a new ground wire should break it and allow the mirrors' ground's path of least resistance not go to...

its the same thing that makes my TV in the bedroom go all screwy when my wife uses the blender. Dirty Power. It wont hurt anything... it's just anoying. It's probably your ground wire for your deck or amp... but still could be your 12v constant or maybe even your ignition wire (probably not...

try to find someone with a melissa analyzer to spec out an enclosure size for you. You may just find that your enclosures just need a port or something.

Im thinking you are thinking about: W = V x A which I believe is used more for applying DC voltage... I'm using the equation P = E2 / R (E2 = E squared) P is power measured in watts E is energy measured in AC volts R is resistance measured in ohms it is accurate although there are flaws...

this thread got me to join this forum... (my first post) for fun I decided to test the power of my stock head unit by hooking up a multimeter (voltmeter) to my speaker output on the unit. I used a whitenoise cd and played a track that had a 20hz to 20000hz frequency range using my laptop and...