Should a car amplifier be used during the wintertime?

Well I just fixed my car amplifier again for the 4th time, and I just was wondering because its warm in my house say 72-74 degrees and it is like 37 degrees outside, should I be taking my amplifier from inside where its warm, to outside where its 37 degrees and most likely dropping? I also was wondering if inside of a car, should a car amplifier be used at temperatures that are cold like 30 degrees, or will just this subject the amplifier to harm in the long run? Thanks
Well I would just assume that the IC’s being bone froze would possibly warm up too fast and cause harm but if you say they are built for these conditions then I hope the change in heat from inside to outside wont contract any soldier too much

An amp built to be used in a car would be built to deal with the temps a car would be used in. It can be below 0 in the winter time and it can be 150 in the summer inside a parked car.

Do you really think they expect you to unhook it and remove it every time you get out of the car?

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2 Responses to “Should a car amplifier be used during the wintertime?”

emiller1998 on January 24th, 2011 at 10:24 am

An amp built to be used in a car would be built to deal with the temps a car would be used in. It can be below 0 in the winter time and it can be 150 in the summer inside a parked car.

Do you really think they expect you to unhook it and remove it every time you get out of the car?
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stavo on January 24th, 2011 at 10:54 am

During the winter it’s best to let ur amp and subs to warm up a little on low volume since ur subs cones aren’t ass flexible , it’s like trying to drive a car in 20• weather with out warming it up first !!!
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