Head unit skips from bass

[jtsoccer2]

Hey, I'm positive that the vibrations from my subs are causing my head unit to skip. I have a panasonic CQ-C9700U. Anyone have any solutions besides buying a new head unit?

[djman37]

'bracing' the rear with plumber's tape or that stuff you can buy that looks like a part from an erector set.

[bjfish11]

'bracing' the rear with plumber's tape or that stuff you can buy that looks like a part from an ******** set.

thats just wrong.
Anyways, what kind of subs do you have? maybe its just a ****** cd player.

[VOA_NIGHTMARE]

thats just wrong.
Anyways, what kind of subs do you have? maybe its just a ****** cd player.

Actualy thats a nice cd player I had one and that didnt really skip on me compared to my 860mp

[bjfish11]

ic ic, ive never really ever heard of that happening. hmmm. maybe he just has an abundance of bass. Or maybe like djman pointed out, its kind of loose fitting and needs some reinforcement.

[PepsiFiend69]

i had this problem untill i got a new headunit, use a backstrap, it will work wonders. if not, try bending up some more of those things on the metal cage that make it tighter fitting, that was the problem with mine, i only bent up 2 of them, i bent up more and it didn't skip as much


also try a lense cleaning CD, it could be a combination of alot of bass and a dirty lense that's giving you trouble


good luck!


Joe.

[Mr. Opportunist]

get a cd changer...

[jtsoccer2]

I have 2 12 inch Rockford Fosgate HE2 woofers. 400 RMS 800 peak each. Has anyoen ever used that foam stuff? I was lookin into using that.

[PhatTonyDeMarco]

Yeah I have the same head unit, with the same problem. It only happens when it is at a very high volume, not normal listening level at all...

Turn it down

[mikegett]

Don't surround the HU with foam. Electronics are very prone to heat. That will only insulate the unit and restrict any air flow it has. As stated previously, brace the rear of the unit. All HU's come with a strap and bracing bolt. At the very minimum ensure the bolt is securely touching the cars fram in the rear. If you can manage to strap the rear to the frame then even better.