storky45

Since its getting cold out ive been trying to lay off my subs. Will the cold make them crack or blow if i play them ? it usually gets to -20 should i be using them at this time????

Hardcore Rock Superstar

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http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...ghlight=winter


see that post

storky45

thanks

TravisB

With any decent subs it shouldnt be a big problem but if your worried what I wuld do is keep the volume down untill the car/sub heat up a bit
I have heard of cold beiig bad for subs, but personallyt Ive run all of mine 4 or 5 different set ups all winter long with no problems

storky45

thanks it can get pretty cold around here and i dont drive my car much because i dont have a liscence yet. Would it be a problem leaving them in the cold for a long time without heating them up?

zzzzzzz

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if you let them heat up with the car on befor you get it full power

what i see not beind good is fast hot to cold or cold to hot

SQ Civic

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I don't know about your car, but mine isn't playing tunes when the car is trying to start... I can't see that being any issue whatsoever.. That circuit doesn't get any power while the car is trying to start.

Mark

Brad-S.A.

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I have seen some of the lower end subs that are a poly type cone become brittle and crack to the point they are no good afterwards.

wiltshire559

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avoid cranking up the heat when your windshield is very cold as it could crack

stereo wise, I like to keep the volume low when first starting to listen to the music, not turned right up from the get go