Speaker distortion
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Speaker distortion
200 Dodge Intrepid SE with premium sound.
My tweeter on the driver side door is distorting with bass, any clue why it would even be getting enough bass to do this. Is there something wrong in the radio allowing it into the speaker. I have to but the bass all the way down to get rid of the noise.
I had it in the shop recently, and they told me the speaker was not the issue.
My tweeter on the driver side door is distorting with bass, any clue why it would even be getting enough bass to do this. Is there something wrong in the radio allowing it into the speaker. I have to but the bass all the way down to get rid of the noise.
I had it in the shop recently, and they told me the speaker was not the issue.
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From: Omaha/Bellevue/Offutt AFB, NE
RE: Speaker distortion
ORIGINAL: ACLaw99
200 Dodge Intrepid SE with premium sound.
My tweeter on the driver side door is distorting with bass, any clue why it would even be getting enough bass to do this. Is there something wrong in the radio allowing it into the speaker. I have to but the bass all the way down to get rid of the noise.
I had it in the shop recently, and they told me the speaker was not the issue.
200 Dodge Intrepid SE with premium sound.
My tweeter on the driver side door is distorting with bass, any clue why it would even be getting enough bass to do this. Is there something wrong in the radio allowing it into the speaker. I have to but the bass all the way down to get rid of the noise.
I had it in the shop recently, and they told me the speaker was not the issue.
A quick fix would to get some "Bass Blockers" (capicators and put it inline) if you check www.the12volt.com they have charts for different impedances and what value of a cap you would need.