Little problem with bass control.
Vtec95Civic
04-18-2005, 10:35 PM
Just got a new system.
Pioneer DEH P80MP HU
Pioneer TS-A 6.5" 3-way front
Alpine Type S 6.5" 2-way rear
the problem is the bass overpowers the treble. I like bass, but I also like to be able to hear the lyrics pretty well.
Was playing around with the HU equalizer settings but can't seem to find a good balance. Suggestions? Anyone have a similiar setup? What'd you do?
Pioneer DEH P80MP HU
Pioneer TS-A 6.5" 3-way front
Alpine Type S 6.5" 2-way rear
the problem is the bass overpowers the treble. I like bass, but I also like to be able to hear the lyrics pretty well.
Was playing around with the HU equalizer settings but can't seem to find a good balance. Suggestions? Anyone have a similiar setup? What'd you do?
GScivic7
04-18-2005, 11:16 PM
I actually used bass blockers in my back speakers when I had them in. Eventually I got rid of the rear speakers all together.
Bass blockers are little inline capacitors that block a frequencies lower than whatever you specify. They are like .99 at Radio Shack. Just ask a stereo shop guy what he recommends you cut the frequency off at then go to Radio Shack and buy that one.
Bass blockers are little inline capacitors that block a frequencies lower than whatever you specify. They are like .99 at Radio Shack. Just ask a stereo shop guy what he recommends you cut the frequency off at then go to Radio Shack and buy that one.
94hondaacc
04-19-2005, 11:53 AM
You could get a small 4 channel amp with a built in crossover. this will help you separate the highs and lows better. I guess the radio shack option would work too but i never tried it so i dont know.
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