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Update. I prdered the Noise filter recomended by werty7777 and installed it today. Problem solved. Thanks a lot werty!

The monitors transmit the sound wireless to the headsets. The advantage is, I don't need to listen to the movie

Well the sound and audio nee to be splitted to two monitors.

Well, I have made sure the ground has a proper connevtion, I have installed HQ RCA cables, the distortion is still there. I also tried to give the monitors an separate ground, no difference. If I disconnect the audio cables at the y-splitter (under the console) the distortion disappear. Is there anything else to do before trying noise insulators? If insulators, where is best place to install them?

Thanks for all response Based on your comments, I will start to make sure the head unit has a proper separate ground. When I connected the headrests to the unit the ground might have been disconnected? The headrests are connected with RCA (audio and video), Y-cables in the console. Power and ground for the monitors is connected at the backside of a power outlet.

After attaching two headrest monitors to the unit, I have got a distortion sound in the speakers. Itäs a kind of humming sound following the motor rpm. Where is the problem most likely located?

The easiest way to watch DVDs with othere regions might be to make a back-up with i.e DVD shrink. I guess there are also other SW availible to remove the region code.

Hi, I'm a newbie at this forum, I just got my Z110BT delivered from an Ebay top rated seller. Yesterday I made the preparation to replace the original 6-disc radio in my Toyota Sequoia 2003. Thanks to this forum, the by-pass and dimmer connection was an easy task. Hopefully I managed the soldering correctly, and everything will work as supposed after the installation in the car tonight. I don't plan to connect the reverse cable as I haven't bought a camera. The installation manual says: "Unless connected, the sensor may not detect your vehicle traveling forward/backward properly" If I