Custom equaliser settings
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Bass is low frequency so you'll want to turn the low frequency bands up to +6... everything below 396hz, I suppose. Then ramp down the high frequencies progressively.
It'll almost certainly sound awful, but that's how you're going to get the most bass out of it. Try something like this;
62Hz +6
157Hz +6
396Hz +2
1kHz 0
5kHz -2
6.3kHz -4
16kHz -6
It'll almost certainly sound awful, but that's how you're going to get the most bass out of it. Try something like this;
62Hz +6
157Hz +6
396Hz +2
1kHz 0
5kHz -2
6.3kHz -4
16kHz -6
Edited by BritishRacinGrin on Sunday 18th January 23:57
Jamieclarke8 said:
Thanks BRG i'll play around with it, & they are vibe door speakers which have been fitted.
Many thanks
Regrettably I suspect you're going to quite quickly realise that if you want any appreciable bass which isn't fluttery rattly fart noise your going to need yo get some more gear installed. Before you spend any more cash have a read over on TalkAudio. Many thanks
Most people have done the aftermarket stereo and door speakers upgrade thing but to be frank you don't get results until you start getting into additional amplifiers and soundproofing / enclosure builds.
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