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Bass causing skippage

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RamZ
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Bass causing skippage

Post by RamZ »

I installed my hu yesterday (jvc kd-ar7000) and everything is running fine n dandy. but when i turn it up and the 2 12s get goin, the cd starts to skip. Is there something i can do to stop this or does the hu not have good skip protection?
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Post by Scarrell »

your cd player is not installed securily is the problem.. try tightning it or adding some sort of padding or something. but the problem is Probably it not being secure in its place.
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Well first off, as I’m sure you are aware the HU that you installed doesn't have all that great of skip protection, in fact it has no Pre-Skip memory (Reads ahead a # of seconds to prevent skipping during most driving conditions).



Also as stated above make sure your HU is installed securely, and try placing a strip of rubber around the mounting area to mount the HU onto. This should help eliminate your skipping problem.
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Nice looking Hu.
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Post by RamZ »

my stock cd player was like a DIN and a half so i had to get a kit. So it is kinda free floating in there. Ill try placing some rubber or something inside.
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Well placing rubber inside isn't going to do much, its where the actual HU or in your case kit is mounted to the veichle.You want something there that can absorbed the vibrations cause by the subwoofers.
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Post by RamZ »

Like What?
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Post by RamZ »

And thanx for all the advice!
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Well I'd just keep it simple and get a strip of rubber to place in between the kit and the vehicle. But something along the lines of a foam gasket, i.e. speaker baffle type material, etc would work.



Also if you are having problems with your rear view mirror vibrating, license plate, etc... The same thing can be done by simply placing rubber between the license plates, and the car.



Just play around a bit and find something that works, but for me rubber was the key.



Hope this helps.

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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

What kind of vehicle?

I have a 97 Century and I couldnt get the radio to lock into its sleeve...

I ended up using the trim ring with the fit kit to achieve the look of mine.

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