Blown Speaker????????
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From: Lockport Illinois
Stock setting at full volume with 1k test tone I had 1.27 volts
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From: TEXAS
Originally Posted by SCHATZY
That helps thanks. Couple of side notes when i turn the volume up to max i do not have any distortion (My opinion) do i still need to go through the steps you outlined? The other thing i was wanting some feedback on does the highway wind cause damage to the lid speakers could of this been why mine blew I have the Hogtie lids.
Not a chance in hell that wind would cause that speaker to blow, IMHO. Have the HT lids as well and ran a bunch of different speaks with wind being the least of my worries.
T.
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From: Denver Colorado
Originally Posted by Bertk
As T mentioned check to make sure the Line Leveler Gains are set to default. There are no markings but this is what default looks like.
I remember Bill from BT writing somewhere that the Rushmore head units ready turn to garbage at about 4 bars from max. So I never go past that mark with mine. If you are going to absolute max that could be your issue as well.
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