Who else thinks their system isn't as loud as when they first heard it?

[mgcauctions09 10+ year member]

My system sounded so good and so loud when I first hooked it up. It does a 150.8 on music. It just doesn't sound as violent as it did. Am I getting used to it or.....? Who else feels the same?

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[stangman67 10+ year member]

Mos likely getting used to it although as subs get used the suspension loosens up and they will loose a bit of oomph.

 

[marcotheclepto 10+ year member]

ditto here

 

[mgcauctions09 10+ year member]

I thought they get louder after break in? I have had them about 1 week or so....

 

[350zspl 10+ year member]

human nature

your stereo is not as loud

your car is not as fast

your not as strong as when you where younger

your 50" led is not as big as it used to look

your 2500 square foot house is not a big as it used to be

your girls poosy is not as tight as it used to be

your 24" wheels are not as big

welcome to life

answer UPGRADE

i would bet people get in your ride and say **** that shet is loud

 

[Wingman0121 10+ year member]

Assuming everything is working fine, you got used to it.

...well unless you have a system that can hit 160dB+... then you're just going deaf

 

[kickerfan73]

after only a week the subs might still need another week. Try not turning it up to past 11...(old joke) meaning you really don't HAVE to keep it at max volume everywhere you go....then when you do hear a song you really like, turn it up you get that kick in the seat feel.

to add to the comment from 350zspl ...go until your deaf, but that might end the fun.

 

[quins90lac 10+ year member]

that would be why we are always upgrading different things. DUHA

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

human natureyour stereo is not as loud

your car is not as fast

your not as strong as when you where younger

your 50" led is not as big as it used to look

your 2500 square foot house is not a big as it used to be

your girls poosy is not as tight as it used to be

your 24" wheels are not as big

welcome to life

answer UPGRADE

i would bet people get in your ride and say **** that shet is loud

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[Imtjnotu 5,000+ posts]

human natureyour stereo is not as loud

your car is not as fast

your not as strong as when you where younger

your 50" led is not as big as it used to look

your 2500 square foot house is not a big as it used to be

your girls poosy is not as tight as it used to be

your 24" wheels are not as big

welcome to life

answer UPGRADE

i would bet people get in your ride and say **** that shet is loud

this post is made of win and unicorn hoofs

 

[Wingman0121 10+ year member]

Yeah I'm to a point where I might sell everything before it snows here then get all new stuff when spring comes. It gets too cold here to be bumping bass.

 

[quins90lac 10+ year member]

Yeah I'm to a point where I might sell everything before it snows here then get all new stuff when spring comes. It gets too cold here to be bumping bass.

I bump my **** all year even got a battery warmer for my front & rear batts . plus one for my oil pan NO MORE cold starts . The battery's stay at 60F and the pan stays at 90F.

 

[350zspl 10+ year member]

Yeah I'm to a point where I might sell everything before it snows here then get all new stuff when spring comes. It gets too cold here to be bumping bass.

i am sure there is a point were there is such a thing as to cold

but i think cold in general is good for bass as batteries tend to have higher voltage

Florida is really hot like 95 degrees in the summer and 70 in the winter

my system is louder in the winter when the batteries are stronger NO LIE

 

[9515ROB 10+ year member]

Yeah I'm to a point where I might sell everything before it snows here then get all new stuff when spring comes. It gets too cold here to be bumping bass.

the colder it gets the harder they pound. i love turning on my $hit every morning in the winter and listening to how it sounds thats the best part about winter

 

[subzero 5,000+ posts]

Yeah I'm to a point where I might sell everything before it snows here then get all new stuff when spring comes. It gets too cold here to be bumping bass.

Why not take advantage of the enviorment. plus you could maybe cause an avalanche

the colder it gets the harder they pound. i love turning on my $hit every morning in the winter and listening to how it sounds thats the best part about winter

I found that the best thing to do is turn it off on the way home. let the batteries juice up. then the next time your heading out, they hit nice and hard. mine never looses that intensity.

I dont play full tilt all the time, just when I hear something I like. I usually have the slow jams on.