How loud do you bump your ML?
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How loud do you bump your ML?
Since I paid for the ML, I figured I'd use it to its full capabibility so I normally have it cranked up to about 30-volume wise. I'm hoping that I don't go deaf soon. BTW, does anyone happen to know what's the maximum volume you can go w/o damaging the system some how? Not that I intend to crank it up that high...just curious, that's all.
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Originally Posted by ecr527
Wow, I listen to mine at about 26 tops and I think that's loud. I must be getting old. At least now I know the system could take a lot more than that.
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wow...I'm tame at 30 compared to a lot of you guys! But I don't blame anyone for wanting to bump it loud considering how awesome the system sounds (ML or stock ).
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The volume level of the inputs to most any audio system varies from one source to another (e.g., on your home audio system, I would almost guarantee that your CD player outputs at a higher level than any other source) and even across software (e.g., one CD to another). In other words, with the volume **** set at a given number, the sound coming from your speakers may be louder or softer depending on what you are listening to. Thus, these comparisons are not very meaningful.
P.S. There was a thread on here recently (I'm too lazy to find it right now) about a tendency for the ML subwoofer to blow out when playing heavy bass at a high volume level. So, if you're planning on testing the limits in your own car, be warned. Caveat auditor.
P.S. There was a thread on here recently (I'm too lazy to find it right now) about a tendency for the ML subwoofer to blow out when playing heavy bass at a high volume level. So, if you're planning on testing the limits in your own car, be warned. Caveat auditor.