Can someone figure it out?

[FFCEPJB]

I am having a problem with my passenger rear speaker.....it is at times popping when my subs are turned up with my bass knob. When the knob/subs is turned all the way down no popping when bass hits. Everything seems tight but maybe I missed something. I have changed out my ground loop isolator with no success. Anyone have any thoughts? Thank you

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[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

Sounds like the speaker is blown to me.

 

[marc2112 10+ year member]

If they're not blown; you should add/make some baffles to prevent the sub pressure from f'ing with them.

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[FFCEPJB]

Thank you for the reply’s. They are not blown. When the remote bass knob is turned down you can hear the bass. I’m thinking there is a crossover issue when the bass is turned up. I didn’t have this problem prior to upgrading my mids and high amp. Any other thoughts?

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

Set your high pass crossovers at 200hz for factory rear speakers

 

[BroncosNeverDie]

I am having a problem with my passenger rear speaker.....it is at times popping when my subs are turned up with my bass knob. When the knob/subs is turned all the way down no popping when bass hits. Everything seems tight but maybe I missed something. I have changed out my ground loop isolator with no success. Anyone have any thoughts? Thank you

Are you running the power cables in parallel with the signal cables? When the bass hits, it's like a spike in current which produces an electromagnetic pulse, for lack of a better word, which could induce a current (the pop) in the other speaker.

BND