Whenever i play a burned CD i can hear a chirping noise come out of the tweeters. It is pretty loud at that. Now when i play a regular CD(not burned) i can hear a faint chirping, so therefore it isn't as loud. Has anyone experienced this? Do I need new tweeters or does this happen to everyone? Thanks alot.

 

Chirping? Can you be more descriptive at all?

 

Uhhh.....hard to explain. maybe like the cd spinning. there is a tiny break in between each chirp. i hope this helps

 

anyone????

 

Tried cleaning your cd player?

 

no i haven't, what all does that involve?

 

i had a same thing, i had Pioneer 2600 and pioneer tweeters 250W bought them, i had that loud noise too.. one day my radio got broken, outputs was burned and i went and bought Apline forl ike 200$ and the noise was gone

im not saying if you going to change the radio noise will be gone

try to put new tweeters they like 40$ on ebay. if you have new tweeters then its maybe the radio. because when you put volume up and radio is cheap you'll get that

 

I do have the BOSE headunit and bose system...........no new tweeters or antyhing

 

Well it's hard to explane but i'll give a try.

When u using regular CD the record is as clean as it right from recording studio but when u burning cd by yourself. Burning program encoding files you have on your PC from mp3 --> wave. So the thing is that when someone convert original files from CD to mp3 format they lose their quality.
P.S. when i have freshy CD I mmake a copy of it for car use cause I know CD's in my car won't last more than 1 month. And for making copy of CD I use iTunes by ripping files into Apple Lossless Encoder. This will give me 99.8% quality of original files when i burn homemade copy.