Speakers losing volume
#1
Speakers losing volume
Hey guys. I'm running a Kenwood x-890 HU powering the stock speakers in my 2006 Toyota Matrix. When I listen at higher volumes for around 10 minutes, I notice the speakers begin to sound distorted and lose volume. If I leave them sit, they come back around and work fine. I'm thinking that maybe the voice coils are heating up but I have no idea. I was also thinking that I am possible dropping my voltage too low since the sub is also putting out at high volumes. What do you guys think is causing this?
*addition*
I should add that I have actually had my deck shut off due to high voltage drop which makes me think that voltage might be the problem.
*addition*
I should add that I have actually had my deck shut off due to high voltage drop which makes me think that voltage might be the problem.
#2
Originally Posted by Smoke_31
Hey guys. I'm running a Kenwood x-890 HU powering the stock speakers in my 2006 Toyota Matrix. When I listen at higher volumes for around 10 minutes, I notice the speakers begin to sound distorted and lose volume. If I leave them sit, they come back around and work fine. I'm thinking that maybe the voice coils are heating up but I have no idea. I was also thinking that I am possible dropping my voltage too low since the sub is also putting out at high volumes. What do you guys think is causing this?
*addition*
I should add that I have actually had my deck shut off due to high voltage drop which makes me think that voltage might be the problem.
*addition*
I should add that I have actually had my deck shut off due to high voltage drop which makes me think that voltage might be the problem.
Last edited by mik; 12-08-2006 at 05:19 PM.
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