(Help) bass sounds Loud then goes a little Low!

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

I was playing a long bass song earlier by young jeezy. the bass was loud and everything for the 1st 5mins then i started switching through Cds for differnt songs i popped in a Cd and played the same song and it didn't sound as loud as the 1st time 5mins earlier that i played. could that be my amp ******* to munch current out of my battery? i have a stock batt and aLt.

ok i just finished playing the same song and it did the same thing 5-6 mins later?

Thanks.

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[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

man these fukin shoe spams are annoying.

 

[BushJ311 5,000+ posts]

man these fukin shoe spams are annoying.

LOL x2 . i reported it. But post some more info.

Car

wiring

sub

Amp

anything else. Good luck man.

 

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

Car= 2000 nissan altima less then 50k on the engine.

wiring= cheap 4 gauge kit off hifisoundconnection.com

sub= new Orion hcca 12.2

Amp= massive audio p1500.

stock electrical.

 

[BushJ311 5,000+ posts]

Car= 2000 nissan altima less then 50k on the engine. wiring= cheap 4 gauge kit off hifisoundconnection.com

sub= new Orion hcca 12.2

Amp= massive audio p1500.

stock electrical.

Let someone else with more experience help but that would be my guess in the bold.

Knukonceptz has great budget amp kits.

EDIT: Maybe order 1/0 gauge for the big 3.

 

[quest51210 10+ year member]

different recorded frequencies, if burned it may be compression rate, or you just **** dick at car audio

 

[sholiz 10+ year member]

different recorded frequencies, if burned it may be compression rate

would be my first 2 guesses ...

 

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

i know it wasn't the differnt freq because all of his shit is deep.

 

[IgnoreMe 5,000+ posts]

it doesnt work like that...

amplitude.

35hz recorded at -3db on one track, will be louder than 35hz recorded at -7db on another track, regardless if "all of his shit is deep". why do you think we use -3 or -6, or 0db reference sine waves to set gains? you're trying to match the gain using those tracks to what is normally used in whatever type of music you listen to

im willing to bet if you popped in the same thing you played 5 minutes ago it would, again, be louder than what you just listened too...

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

^^^recordings are taken at different "gain" levels.

 

[DidUHearThat? 10+ year member]

Go back and play the same part of the same song. That's the only way to know. Differernt songs with different bass notes will all sound different. Your system is not perfectly flat either, so your system will naturally play different notes louder or softer.

The only way to know is to go back to the same recording, and play it again. That's called a "refrence".

This is why when you go to different stereo stores to listen to speakers you take one CD with you that you know well. That way the only variable is the speaker systems your listening to. It's difficult to judge different speakers with different recordings.

 

[GMCJimmyslt2000 10+ year member]

its ur ears...it seems not as loud cuz ur use to it

 

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

ok i just finished playing the same song and it did the same thing 5-6 mins later?

 

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

bump.