Does Cold degrade speakers?
#2
ive played mine at a lot lower than -12.... the internal temp of my amp was -16 one day. Although i just installed them at the start of winter but i know many people that keep there subs in there car all through winter with temp's alot colder than-12 and they have never had a problem.
#7
I'm sure i've played my stuff in the low 40's or so with winchill (I generally will try not to leave my house in anything colder than -45...i mean...cause well there's no reason). So long as you let the interior warm up a lil bit...it's not like you're actually playing them in -30 or -40C, it's a lot warmer inside.
In the end, over the course of a number of years i've never had any trouble.
In the end, over the course of a number of years i've never had any trouble.
#9
you should let your car warm up inside until it is above freezing before using subs , don't forget about all that extra power your drawing with your defroster and don't forget your battery is only about 40% affective at -12 , so hammering on your subs is just great for your alternator which is also cold and is all of a sudden working over time .
so its hurting your battery and alternator and probably your subs a little bit . i would wait till it was warm in the car and engine temp gage had at least started to move , then again your car not mine .
so its hurting your battery and alternator and probably your subs a little bit . i would wait till it was warm in the car and engine temp gage had at least started to move , then again your car not mine .