IF you have a stereo in your car, and it has decent bass, you’ve probably noticed the phenomena of flickering lights when the bass hits. Unless the lights are specially designed to go on and off to the beat, this is not something that’s supposed to happen. We understand how annoying it can get at times.
Here in this article, you’ll find out the possible reasons behind this happening, whether it affects your car in any way, how does it affect your car, and how to prevent it from happening. So, turn up the music, and fasten your seatbelt. Let’s take you for a ride.
Why Do the Lights Flicker, Anyway?
The answer is quite simple. The lights go on and off due to a shortage of power. When your subwoofer is big, that… along with a powerful amplifier draws a huge amount of current. It varies depending on what kind of music you’re listening to and in what type of volume.
If you’re listening to music that has a hell of a lot of bass, say heavy metal or rock, then your amp is going to drain a lot of power. On the other hand, if you’re listening to something soft and mellow like indie or folk with mostly acoustic instrumentations, then your amp is not