Air temp affect/effect on subwoofer
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Air temp affect/effect on subwoofer
So I live in Miami. I've noticed that in my morning my sub sounds very clean and sounds fantastic. I have a ported enclosure.
I've noticed that when I park in the sun and I get in and fire up the stereo, the sub seems to have a slightly higher sensitivity and a tiny bit boomy. If I park in the parking garage at work, it is fine, it only happens when I park in the sun outside.
My question is, does the temperature of the air in the box really affect the sub that much that it can be audible?
I've noticed that when I park in the sun and I get in and fire up the stereo, the sub seems to have a slightly higher sensitivity and a tiny bit boomy. If I park in the parking garage at work, it is fine, it only happens when I park in the sun outside.
My question is, does the temperature of the air in the box really affect the sub that much that it can be audible?
