Ducky22287

I was wondering if anyone has had problems with their speakers cause mine sound crackly and they better not be blow cause I don't put the music up too loud. The thing is you can only hear it on certain songs I have but I don't think it's the song cause I've played them in a Jeep and no problems. So let me know if this might be a common problem.

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

doesnt sound too good. Which ones front or back?

Ducky22287

Front, I can't tell if it's left or right...or both, I prolly should figure that out cause I'm bringing my cobalt to chevy on Monday for some other problems...

fr33k

they are prone to goin bad. The funny thing is I have a friend that has a balt and she blown her speakers twice. ALL of them. We replaced them under warranty for her. But, I had a Rockford Fosgate T5002 hooked up to my factory speakers in my yellow balt I had for almost 2 years and it never crackled a bit. That amp puts out just about 600 RMS per side when hooked to 1 ohm.

Odd isn't it.

G5 Rider

ya man i had mine crap out with in 8-10 months just the front got the swaped out on warranty thank god but next time it happens haha im not going back to GM , there crap

originaladrian

i bought my car new and they lasted about a year

thekingsSS

One of my tweeters crackles every once in awhile, it makes me sad.

pdub

The speakers don't operate well in cold conditions. Did you let your car warm up for 30 minutes with the radio off and then try it?

originaladrian

lol

halfj99

glad im not the only one like this... i dont even play my stuff that loud

Ducky22287

Yea, certain songs it's more predominate and everytime I play these songs it happens.

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

fyi the vocie coil of the speaker should work better in the cold then the heat. Excess heat is what actually burns the speaker (although there are several ways to "blow" them)

pdub

I heard that depending on the quality and engineering, running speakers near the teen temperatures and below may be problematic as it is below the operating temperature threshold. Example, optimal operating temp would be 32 degrees - 100 degrees, see what I am saying?

Ducky22287

Problem was I was playing it yesterday and it was like 50 degrees out

pdub

Yikes. Well I may be mistaken, but is that called clipping? Yeah man take it to the dealership.