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YOUR RESEARCHHow can I adjust the bass subwoofer volume?
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Doesn't help much, but in my after-market system I installed a **** to adjust the sub separately.
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Doesn't help much, but in my after-market system I installed a **** to adjust the sub separately.
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I could just put in a rheostat there and adjust the volume without a big hack.
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I've noticed that the ever-so-clever super-duper Bose system boosts the subwoofer volume when I lower the top on my '02 cab. Problem is, it's way too much bass. I've got it turned down to the minimum on the head unit, to -7, but even that is too much for me with the top down (it's bearable with the top up). Is there any adjustment that I can make to the amplifier in the trunk, or am I going to have to kludge something in there? And if a kludge is in order, does anyone know which color wires go to the subs?
Yeah, I know I should just drive without music and listen to the beautiful exhaust, but when you're in city traffic, stuck at a light, it's nice to have some tunes.
Thanks all!
Michael
heheheh some of us dont have the luxury of bass - tried replacing the subs in the door pods this weekend and the infitiy speakers i bought dont like being housed the plastic enclosures - waste of money i guess.
Yeah! This is what I need, but for the stock system. To the other guys - yes, I made sure that the "loud" button is off, but thanks for the idea.
Michael
THANKS GOTTA
the problem with the infinities is that they must be free air as once housed in the plastic pods they distorted - - badly (the size was ok though) - - will the focals perform ok i the pods?
thank you
Could you tell me which color wires go to the sub speakers? I could just put in a rheostat there and adjust the volume without a big hack.
Thanks!
Michael
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