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I have a 2005 super air 210 team and when i turn the volume up past 31 or 32 the speakers cut out.Is this cause the speakers are hitting their max due to amp set where they wont go to high to keep them from blow? Or what do u think the problem is
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I was having the same problem and couldnt figure anything out for quite some time. I have a JVC head unit and I finally called JVC Customer Service and was able to get the answers I needed.
In my case, I have to turn the Amp Gain on the head unit to "High Power". Its default was "Low Power" and the head unit was automatically cutting out the speakers when the volume got to 32 or above on the dial. After turning to "High Power" on the internal amp gain...it wakes up the neighbors across the lake and never misses a beat.
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RE: speaker problem?
Actually it kind of sounds like the amp is cutting out. The speakers really have no overload protection, they go as high as you take them and distort and eventually blow. The amp will cut out or clip if it's overpowered.
Try turning down the gain setting on your amp that handles the speakers in question.Comment
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RE: speaker problem?
I am thinking that bama's head unit is a Clarion CMD-4, and I am not sure if it has any settings like joel is suggesting.Comment
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