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<blockquote data-quote="95SattySC2" data-source="post: 1201109" data-attributes="member: 563906"><p>hey everyone, just in the last few weeks i've had a problem where my subs randomly just pound, usually not even with the music (which i guess would explain why i said randomly) if i turn it up louder it isn't very noticeable but even with the volume all the way down the subs still bump at the same volume. they used to just do this for a while in the morning if it was cold but now do it almost anytime i drive somewhere. thanks for any help,</p><p></p><p>Rob</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="95SattySC2, post: 1201109, member: 563906"] hey everyone, just in the last few weeks i've had a problem where my subs randomly just pound, usually not even with the music (which i guess would explain why i said randomly) if i turn it up louder it isn't very noticeable but even with the volume all the way down the subs still bump at the same volume. they used to just do this for a while in the morning if it was cold but now do it almost anytime i drive somewhere. thanks for any help, Rob [/QUOTE]
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