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hardbody
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8/15/2002
01:39:53
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 Subject: hot temp effecting stereo
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Hello all, I got a ? that no one has been able to help me with. I got a 01 club cab with a sony preamp head unit running to a PPI 2 channel amp (200x2) and a kicker full range speaker box ( 2-12's) In the morning everything sounds fine but later in the day or after work when I turn on the stereo it sounds very bassy, I tried a different amp same thing (alpine 150x2). The thing that gets me is I had the EXACT system in my 87 nissan extra cab and never had this problem. Both trucks have tinted windows (20%), the nissan had an aftermarket alternator 160 amp dual output external voltage regulator while the dakota alt is stock, not sure if that could make a difference. And of course the dakota has a bigger interior but other than those 2 differences everything else is the same. I live in central florida and of course it's very hot right now. Anyone have any ideas? I know I should try a different head unit but I don't have access to one.Thanks for any suggestions on this
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Glenn
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8/15/2002
02:01:35
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When youtr truck sits in the heat, everthing gets more flexible...body, glass, etc. This causes the bass to sounds better in the vehicle. I have noticed that in most of my stereos myself. I have also hit lower SPL's in the heat since my vehicle was flexing too much.
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hardbody
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8/15/2002
09:38:11
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Sorry I shouldn't have used the word s "more bassy" what it really sounds like is very muddy almost like you can't make out what is on. Remember what I asked, why is it doing this in my dakota but it never did it in the nissan? that's what has be crazy. Thanks anyway for your reply,
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