What are your speaker levels?
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Bass -2, Mid +2, Treb +4, PBASS Medium
That's from memory, but I think that's pretty close.
That's from memory, but I think that's pretty close.
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It depends on what I'm listening to.
I find that when it plays MP3s it ups the bass too much, so I usually set it to -5, or sometimes lower. Leave the mid at 0, and the treble at +2.
For Sirius:
Bass +2
Mid 0
Treble +1
FM Radio:
Bass +5 to +10 depending on the station
Mid +2
Treble +1
Cd:
Don't know, never use it
And I always leave the fade alone.
I find that when it plays MP3s it ups the bass too much, so I usually set it to -5, or sometimes lower. Leave the mid at 0, and the treble at +2.
For Sirius:
Bass +2
Mid 0
Treble +1
FM Radio:
Bass +5 to +10 depending on the station
Mid +2
Treble +1
Cd:
Don't know, never use it
And I always leave the fade alone.
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stock:
bass: +3
mid: +4
trb+5
all other levels set at f=r
volume set at 8 so i could still hear my cai. lol
power bass -low
sdvc on
bass: +3
mid: +4
trb+5
all other levels set at f=r
volume set at 8 so i could still hear my cai. lol
power bass -low
sdvc on
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It works
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there is a noticeable difference.. try it on when driving on the highway then turn it off.. you'll notice.
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As I've been reading a bit more about PBASS, my settings changed from
old:
bass +2
mid 0
high 0
PBASS low
to new:
bass -4
mid 0
high +2
PBASS medium
Makes a huge difference, just never go above 0 with bass if you have PBASS turned on, in my opinion at least.
old:
bass +2
mid 0
high 0
PBASS low
to new:
bass -4
mid 0
high +2
PBASS medium
Makes a huge difference, just never go above 0 with bass if you have PBASS turned on, in my opinion at least.
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Not sure what pbass is, because i just purchased my koup, but as far as volume settings,
mid -3
bass +5
treb +6
fade 0
mid -3
bass +5
treb +6
fade 0
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The previous owner installed a bass in the trunk and removed it when he sold me the car.
He did a shit job and it was causing short circuit and it drained my battery while driving.
The dealer fixed it, but now it look like I have inexistant base.
I set the bass to 10 and its barely audible.
What is the pbass everyone talking about? Maybe its turned off and that my problem.
Where in the options I can find this?
Thank you,
Charles
He did a shit job and it was causing short circuit and it drained my battery while driving.
The dealer fixed it, but now it look like I have inexistant base.
I set the bass to 10 and its barely audible.
What is the pbass everyone talking about? Maybe its turned off and that my problem.
Where in the options I can find this?
Thank you,
Charles
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PBASS is an option in the stock headunit menu that gives a little more bass boost (for me, it sounds like even lower frequencies). It should be found on the 2010-2013 models; not sure about where it's found on the 2014+ models.
I don't think there is a perfect setting that will apply to everyone. My perfect setting is based on my hearing and how well I can hear within my car. With the former, hearing can be affected by noise damage and the normal progression of age. With the latter, a quieter cabin might require less setting changes than one where there is a lot of external noise.
I don't think there is a perfect setting that will apply to everyone. My perfect setting is based on my hearing and how well I can hear within my car. With the former, hearing can be affected by noise damage and the normal progression of age. With the latter, a quieter cabin might require less setting changes than one where there is a lot of external noise.
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