I didn't know what you were saying no for.

 

"It could be you had your bass turned up to high on you mids"

u could be right... thats how i blow a set of sony 6 1/2s and a set of 6/9s

 

oh ya what kinda speakers do u have?... and how much did u pay for them?

 

I did not have a subwoofer when my speakers blew. But I think I did have the bass turned up high plus I had it at high volume before I got the subwoofer.

 

http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...k_18&oid=67918

http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...rk_9&oid=67917

 

That's what I was trying to say there guy, that'll blow just about any speaker no matter what brand.

 

That's what I thought, someone at school kept telling me that they shouldnt have blown.

I shouldn't really have anymore problems unless I turn it up loud and keep it there constantly? So can I turn the loud feature back to medium or mid or should I keep it at low?

 

I found this write-up which helped me understand a liitle bit more.

http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/2ltlpwr.htm

 

"that'll blow just about any speaker no matter what brand."
unless u get sum good speakers...

"I turn it up loud and keep it there constantly?"- yes u can but turn the bass down..or buy better speakers...

-tip u get what u pay for...so if u go to circuitcity/best buy or where evere and spend 30-50 for speakers there not going to last long.....(i bought sum 6 1/2 sonys($85 with 4 year want) they lasted about 2 months)

 

If you want some good speakers look into the name brands; Rockford, Memphis my favorites, just go to a car audio place and they will help you out. If you want good sound you are gonna have to pay for it though.