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Ok, makes sense. Thanks guys. :)

Good to see you are back Bob. I missed you. What does it mean that when I touch the outside of the cone it plays normally? Bob: "you have been given the answer over and freakin' over in this thread ...... excessive lows ..... dunno why you can not comprehend that." Simulation: "Are there...

Thank you very much. I watched a couple videos. Very informative. A decent amount of the foam was missing from mine. I'll keep working on the EQing. Thanks.

I took the inside of the car door off and took the speaker out. The foam that surrounds the wide end of the cone was missing in several places. If I gently put my finger on the outside of the cone, the rattling/crackling/distortion stopped, and it sounded normal. I dont know anything about...

Thanks Bob. I'll cut all the low frequencies.

T I didnt realize a consensus had been reached regarding 'excessive lows'. The idea I was getting was that recordings could never damage speakers. I wish I could comprehend better too. Still don't know how much credence I should be giving to someone from America's wang though. Miroslav...

I posted that recording as an example of a new song that I have been playing in a different car. I rarely use this car and the speakers have started rattling/crackling. I was very surprised because the recording was only acoustic gtr and a little bit of reverb, so I posted that song because...

Can you do anything with something like this? https://soundcloud.com/scorthine/rituals-third/s-sHxDo

I may be crazy or incompetent, but I am not trolling.

That's pretty much the only song I listened to on this newer car's speakers. The right side is just the reverb.

This is the song converted to mp3 from wav.

The speakers on the old car are damaged now, so when I play the radio they crackle a ton - even on talk radio. I never had a problem with them before I owned an ipod or recorded music, and I've always played the radio loud. In the other car I've recently been using, the radio now causes them...

What are sub-frequencies? Low Frequencies? Windows wont start on my computer again. I may have to reformat and then rerecord the song in order to post it. I dont like Lenovo.

Yeah. I guess it could be the speakers vomiting. I play most of my music through an ipod adapter that plugs into the lighter. Could that be sending in to much sound that would cause damage?

Yeah. I don't get it. And I was wrong...both speakers are crackling. This isn't even my car. I rarely use this stereo. I just played Kanye West and the heavy bass was making the speakers crackle at low volumes.

I recently recorded a song that consists only of one mono track of acoustic guitar. That track was sent through an Aux track with reverb on it. The reverb I used was the D-Verb that came with Protools. I panned that guitar all the way to the left and the reverb all the way to the right...

Ok, thanks. I think I have a lot of mud or boom or whatever on my guitars. And I just assumed car stereos were designed to withstand their own maximum volume.

There are many volume knobs in the mixing process, no? So, I can blow my speakers just by playing music at full volume in the car? That's what I've done, and it has nothing to do with my recordings? Also, I listened to some of your music. How do you get the guitars on Custard Pie to sound...

Which volume knob? On the car stereo?

What does "volume knob pegged mean"?