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<blockquote data-quote="jbl_marshall21" data-source="post: 490345" data-attributes="member: 545586"><p>alright heres a good question, i think. i'm not sure how to say this but i'll give it a shot.</p><p></p><p>lately i have been trying out some tones and things w/o a mic. is there a point were turning the volume up so much would cause flexing on the vehicle, which would make it not be as loud as a lower volume, but by keeping the volume down, stop the flexing?</p><p></p><p>did u guys understand that? if not i'll try explaining it again</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jbl_marshall21, post: 490345, member: 545586"] alright heres a good question, i think. i'm not sure how to say this but i'll give it a shot. lately i have been trying out some tones and things w/o a mic. is there a point were turning the volume up so much would cause flexing on the vehicle, which would make it not be as loud as a lower volume, but by keeping the volume down, stop the flexing? did u guys understand that? if not i'll try explaining it again [/QUOTE]
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