Hey, I have a little problem with my stereo setup.
I currently have some infinity reference 5.25" coaxials for my front and rear, and the stock door tweeters, all receiving power from the deck, a Blaupunkt Honolulu that does 40x4 (I think). I also have a subwoofer/amp which is the 12" Kicker Comp VR sub and a Rockford Fosgate Punch 401s amp. The 401s puts out a nice 400w to my sub.
Problem I've been having is when my music is hitting, the Blaupunkt lights dim. The face where it displays the time and stuff is where you would notice it the most. I can turn my amp up to the highest on the remote and the lights wont dim, so that rules out the sub/amp combination. I think it's the coaxials because when I turn down the bass, and then turn up the volume, the problem goes away. HOWEVER, I basically lose my mids, so I'm stuck with the loud tweeters and boomy bass.
How could I possibly fix this?
I want to be able to turn my stereo up loud at night, and not have to deal with the dimming deck.
TIA
I currently have some infinity reference 5.25" coaxials for my front and rear, and the stock door tweeters, all receiving power from the deck, a Blaupunkt Honolulu that does 40x4 (I think). I also have a subwoofer/amp which is the 12" Kicker Comp VR sub and a Rockford Fosgate Punch 401s amp. The 401s puts out a nice 400w to my sub.
Problem I've been having is when my music is hitting, the Blaupunkt lights dim. The face where it displays the time and stuff is where you would notice it the most. I can turn my amp up to the highest on the remote and the lights wont dim, so that rules out the sub/amp combination. I think it's the coaxials because when I turn down the bass, and then turn up the volume, the problem goes away. HOWEVER, I basically lose my mids, so I'm stuck with the loud tweeters and boomy bass.
How could I possibly fix this?
I want to be able to turn my stereo up loud at night, and not have to deal with the dimming deck.
TIA
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