My songs skips at almost every bump/pothole
#1
My songs skips at almost every bump/pothole
Well iunno if you guys noticed or experianced this but my songs skips at pot holes, there not even the big ones.
Anyone else have this problem? Is there a fix to this problem?
oh one last question....
I just added 1 "10 JL wO and JL 250/1 mono amp to the car:D will it damage the overall sound system over time?
thankz to whoever replys
Anyone else have this problem? Is there a fix to this problem?
oh one last question....
I just added 1 "10 JL wO and JL 250/1 mono amp to the car:D will it damage the overall sound system over time?
thankz to whoever replys
#9
My skips, mostly on CDR's but sometimes on the originals too, mostly when it's cold, mentioned it to the dealer, same as above, wanted to keep it, I said F**k it. I might mention it next time I take it in. I need the oil pan I've been putting off for a while, and since I had to give it up three weeks after my 1st wreck, I've been reluctant to part with it again.
#20
I have the stupidly overpriced Bose system, and it skips the exact same way.
Around NoVA, we have some crappy roads in the more crowded city areas (Ballston, Falls Church, etc) and my CDs skip routinely.
The buffer simply isn't large enough (or the CD unit isn't shock resistant enough, depending on how you look at it) A stupid oversight in my opinion. There is no way to fix it without getting a different/better CD solution with a better buffer.
Around NoVA, we have some crappy roads in the more crowded city areas (Ballston, Falls Church, etc) and my CDs skip routinely.
The buffer simply isn't large enough (or the CD unit isn't shock resistant enough, depending on how you look at it) A stupid oversight in my opinion. There is no way to fix it without getting a different/better CD solution with a better buffer.
#24
Originally posted by Llathos
The buffer simply isn't large enough (or the CD unit isn't shock resistant enough, depending on how you look at it) A stupid oversight in my opinion. There is no way to fix it without getting a different/better CD solution with a better buffer.
The buffer simply isn't large enough (or the CD unit isn't shock resistant enough, depending on how you look at it) A stupid oversight in my opinion. There is no way to fix it without getting a different/better CD solution with a better buffer.