Blown Speakers
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Originally Posted by tblck543' post='748444' date='Dec 18 2008, 11:50 PM
maybe baadaaboo is a secret nyc cop who patrols for loud music in e60's and gave you guys your tickets... 

LMAO
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I've got a lot of distortion on my speaker at (slightly) higher volumes (I have to choose my words carefully, don't want to get flamed by Baadaaboo!). Do you guys thing I can take it up with my dealership, especially after readings Rudy's post about the speakers not supposed to be able to blow?
Originally Posted by schulrog' post='748441' date='Dec 18 2008, 08:49 PM
no way! a ticket for loud music?
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Originally Posted by benstone' post='748516' date='Dec 19 2008, 02:46 AM
I've got a lot of distortion on my speaker at (slightly) higher volumes (I have to choose my words carefully, don't want to get flamed by Baadaaboo!). Do you guys thing I can take it up with my dealership, especially after readings Rudy's post about the speakers not supposed to be able to blow?
What audio system do you have? Professional (L7)? If your speaker is simply distorting, and you don't have the higher end system, there may be nothing wrong. If you're under warranty though, it probably wouldn't hurt to have things checked out...
Originally Posted by baadaaboo' post='748378' date='Dec 18 2008, 10:55 PM
welcome youself to their ghetto neighborhood.
speaking of freedom, what do you kid know about freedom, it is call disturbing. if you don't like my post then you can fold up too kid.
E60 is an adult's car, not for you kids to show off some ghetto music.
speaking of freedom, what do you kid know about freedom, it is call disturbing. if you don't like my post then you can fold up too kid.
E60 is an adult's car, not for you kids to show off some ghetto music.
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Originally Posted by jzcrna' post='748678' date='Dec 19 2008, 09:46 AM
You have numerous grammatical errors in your posts. Are you sure you are an adult?
this thread went from what will happen to speakers to "kid." LOL. I sometimes blast my music. And it's chinese music. But at least, my car doesnt vibrate and shake other vehicles when it's on. "Kid's" gotta grow up and answer the question.
Worst case scenario with a blown speaker with a replacement to something even better
And now u have a reason to replace it with something better without "wasting" money!!
Worst case scenario with a blown speaker with a replacement to something even better

And now u have a reason to replace it with something better without "wasting" money!!
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Originally Posted by baadaaboo' post='748332' date='Dec 18 2008, 09:56 PM
the only think at risk would be your ear drums.
extremely loud music from cars are disgusting and annoying. you people have no consideration of people around. your car deserve to be keyed.
extremely loud music from cars are disgusting and annoying. you people have no consideration of people around. your car deserve to be keyed.
There's the possibility that even with perfectly matched systems an aging speaker might blow due to the deterioration of the material.
I found this question online:
Do Your Speakers Deteriorate With Time?
As long as the speakers are not abused like directly exposing them to water, sunlight, excessive heat, or other destructive environmental factors, or over-driving them, there is no deterioration with time. Properly cared for, your speakers should be considered heir-looms.
Source: http://www.soundlab-speakers.com/faq.htm#9
In cars, most speakers are exposed to sunlight, possibly water (dew), and excessive heat and cold, making the material brittle over time and more susceptible to blow.



I have a amp and sub in my trunk.....i always turn down my music at a red light or in driveways so what are u sayin?? 