An adjustment for better sound

[Xjrguy]

I'm afraid I'm gonna need one of those someday when I'm withered.
Playing drums and going to shows has already done some damage.

What?

 

[BOJANGLES]

What?

Exactly.

 

[BentToast]

I was told trimming the bushes makes the tree look taller, but when I mowed the lawn all I found was a little stick

Try watering it

 

[6.2]

Try watering it

or talking to it, I heard that helps....

 

[Aaron]

i just stumbled on this thread and tried it in my truck. It really did make it sound better. Thanks for the tip!

 

[TheJoker]

I trim the bushes around my deck back so it looks bigger...if you sit on my deck on a clear night you can see uranus. Be careful if my deck is wet cause it get slippery...you don't want to fall on my deck.

fyi... Thompson's Water-seal will help protect your Wood!

 

[Charley]

I'll be trying this tomorrow!!

 

[whtrapta]

I'll be trying this tomorrow!!

Water seal or the sound setup?

 

[Aaron]

Water seal or the sound setup?

This thread is full of good tips. Off to Home Depot I go in the morning!

 

[408RCLB]

If you have the factory nav package and want to really push your speakers there are 4 things you need to do.

1. Turn the SCV(Speed Compensated Volume) up to 6. The adjustment goes up to 7, but at 7 the volume fluctuates too much and it's annoying. 5-6 is good.

2. Bass, all the way up.

3. Treble, up 2 notches

4. Fade to front 1-3 notches.

The SCV almost acts like a gain when driving at speed. You won't notice much of a difference when stopped but once you get above 30MPH the head unit drives the speakers louder than it would if the SCV was turned off.

Bass is self explanatory, kick that sub all the way up!

Treble needs to be turned up to compensate for the increased bass.

Lastly, moving the fade toward the front will drive the pillar tweeters more which will blast you away with crisp highs and mids.

Let me know!

Bird, does this work so the sony 6 disk that comes with the lux package? I assume it would since its the same system as the nav, correct?