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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50WaWardmJw Do this, but in the trunk. That'll wow

This is why I never come to this forum, you bash peoples post and yet yours doesn't include one shot at a solution. His subs likely are doing around a 140, yet he has stock speakers on a sub par deck? An amp and speakers wouldn't be a bad investment. And since decks can "handle" max volume, go turn up your bass, treble, mid and all of the other settings on max, turn it up all the way on stock HU power and get back to me how it sounds. Go play in traffic OP either go do some of the suggestions on this thread or talk to the shop.

Because if it turns off only on the "high" bass songs at high volumes it could mean on that "extra" bass it's clipping thus creating heat, and turning itself off... I know Kenwoods have heat problems.. How about you make a post helping the kid rather than trolling me on my reasoning. i should note that i usually only listen to rap and most of my music is all lows, and quite bassy. i listen to wayne jeezy gorilla zoe, etc etc. i also have felt my deck get pretty warm so i can see where hes comin from on that but at the same time its done it with bass at 0 and no boost on eq or on the deck and -5 treb and - 5 mid, with no low setting. Try it even lower and get back to us

Because if it turns off only on the "high" bass songs at high volumes it could mean on that "extra" bass it's clipping thus creating heat, and turning itself off... I know Kenwoods have heat problems.. How about you make a post helping the kid rather than trolling me on my reasoning.

Like you've had any piece of advice in this thread? All you've done is stated your deck doesn't get loud until 23, and "owned" Go troll elsewhere to get your post count up.

my settings are as followed: treb -4 mid -5 bass +2 bass boost lvl 1 and dont have a low setting. i dont use an eq on ipods. it still shuts off with bass boost off and with bass on 0. i was told this hu could eliminate speaker bass (inside of car i think its called high pass crossover but i dont know for sure) but it turns out my bass is connected to the sub as well and i didnt know that at the time Knock down that bass some and turn up the gain accordingly.

So much fail on this thread. OP - play with your settings, if it only happens at high volumes check your settings (high, low, mid). It could be as simple as that.

ding ding ding. Does it do it at low volumes, ever? What modes does it do it on? radio? cd? ipod?

No, your settings might have to be turned up or down depending. If you're only turning that high for your speakers, you should invest in door speakers and amplifier for them for an almost 140 db system

Sounds like you don't have good door speakers, and you need to get some new ones or have them amped at least. Decks should never be past 3/4 30+ is way too high.