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<blockquote data-quote="AllenH427" data-source="post: 6924283" data-attributes="member: 610080"><p>Recently I drove from Ohio to Mississippi and decided to crank it (1200D) the other night and I noticed that I can&#039;t turn up my volume as loud without my clipping light blinking...&nbsp; For instance, on my rap songs, volume 25 - bass 14.&nbsp; Now it&#039;s around volume 24 - bass 13.&nbsp; On my headunit, that 25 down to 24 is noticable on my speakers but it&#039;s hard to tell on my subs, I haven&#039;t played them loud for a long time to notice if they aren&#039;t getting as loud.&nbsp; So I&#039;m wondering because it&#039;s more humid here, maybe moisture in the amp?&nbsp; The temperature outside isn&#039;t any hotter than some blazing days in Ohio.&nbsp; Also, I have my bass knob (with the clipping light built in) tucked away in the gap above my headunit.&nbsp; I slightly pulled it out before I cranked it the other night to show my brother what it was...&nbsp; Any ideas if that could be causing it?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="AllenH427, post: 6924283, member: 610080"] Recently I drove from Ohio to Mississippi and decided to crank it (1200D) the other night and I noticed that I can't turn up my volume as loud without my clipping light blinking... For instance, on my rap songs, volume 25 - bass 14. Now it's around volume 24 - bass 13. On my headunit, that 25 down to 24 is noticable on my speakers but it's hard to tell on my subs, I haven't played them loud for a long time to notice if they aren't getting as loud. So I'm wondering because it's more humid here, maybe moisture in the amp? The temperature outside isn't any hotter than some blazing days in Ohio. Also, I have my bass knob (with the clipping light built in) tucked away in the gap above my headunit. I slightly pulled it out before I cranked it the other night to show my brother what it was... Any ideas if that could be causing it? [/QUOTE]

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