Anyone good at troubleshooting a car speaker vibration problem ?
Turn them off :bdg
Option 1.Keep the bass down.
Option 2.Get your self new speakers.Better one this time.(BOSE would be better option)
Option 3.you can look at the option of changing the car. :toothy
with better system this time.
Option 4.Take a look at the installation,if they r installed properly ?.
Thats it,thats all i can think of right now.
If it's not cracked, try Dynamat.
Quote from: G`HOST on December 30, 2005, 08:09:55 PM
Option 1.Keep the bass down.
Option 2.Get your self new speakers.Better one this time.(BOSE would be better option)
Option 3.you can look at the option of changing the car. :toothy
with better system this time.
Option 4.Take a look at the installation,if they r installed properly ?.
Thats it,thats all i can think of right now.
Thanks for some ideas.
1. I figured that early on, but it still does it some.
2. Would better really make a difference in the vibration?
3. Another car, I would have to solicit donations for that one.
4. I did the installation and I made sure there were plenty fastened down.
But the glass slopes down real close to them, I may have to make some custom boxes
where the speakers are aimed toward the front of the car.
Quote from: skywalker on January 01, 2006, 07:53:11 PM
1. I figured that early on, but it still does it some.
2. Would better really make a difference in the vibration?
1.Well you need to look at the compatiblity factor (that is amp and the speaker).So if the amp and the speakers dont go well with one another,then you would have to look at some other combination.It would be better to go for same make for speakers and amp.
2.Yes the quality does make a lot of difference and not only to the vibrations.