Cold weather and car audio...

[Bumpaholic]

Hello folks im a newbie here i found the page while searching reasons car audio would lag in cold weather, in my car i have a 600w class D amplifyer running mids and highs and a 1200w class D monoblock running a kicker comp R 12 and a solo baric L5 12 in no they are not the same but are avtually really close but the solo baric tends to dig a bit deeper than the comp R but it ballances out and yes i am over 50 and i do get strange looks for my simi loud car audio design but it is what i have wanted since i was young and am now old enough to do it my point was that i noticed that early morning when i leave out the temperature is down around 35 to 40 degrees F but normally i run my volume at about 20 ( out of 40) but recently noticed it up atound 28 to 30 and wondering why it wasnt shaking the mirrors like it normaly does..

 

[efernand1]

Hello folks im a newbie here i found the page while searching reasons car audio would lag in cold weather, in my car i have a 600w class D amplifyer running mids and highs and a 1200w class D monoblock running a kicker comp R 12 and a solo baric L5 12 in no they are not the same but are avtually really close but the solo baric tends to dig a bit deeper than the comp R but it ballances out and yes i am over 50 and i do get strange looks for my simi loud car audio design but it is what i have wanted since i was young and am now old enough to do it my point was that i noticed that early morning when i leave out the temperature is down around 35 to 40 degrees F but normally i run my volume at about 20 ( out of 40) but recently noticed it up atound 28 to 30 and wondering why it wasnt shaking the mirrors like it normaly does..

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