Winter Proof

[Mosin]

Sorry if a re-post

I know its a little early to ask this, but when its cold outside do you need to let your woofers/amps 'warm-up' before playing them? I'm talking about like -15F.

[loganberry]

when i go to washington and stuff it gets down around 10 degrees (never -15) and they always hit harder cold i never let them warm up

[Aaron813]

To be honest I never drive my car or Tahoe in the winter time just my trucks so I dont really know. I would however let them warm up

[Mosin]

Anyone know of a good style to let them warm-up? Like playing a low frequency tone at a low volume right quick? Being that cold outside, things tend to break alot easier.

[Btrash]

just keep your volume down for a minute or two so the coils can heat up gradually. Going full blast on cold brittle coils is not the best idea.

[wL<3bass]

just keep your volume down for a minute or two so the coils can heat up gradually. Going full blast on cold brittle coils is not the best idea.

x2 that is what I was always told and have done.