An adjustment for better sound

[whtrapta]

The sony 700W system is what this was set for

 

[MagicMtnDan]

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.

Found this for you BS

 

[Batman]

Hey Bird......have you figured the 2013 systems out? It has a little more adjustment.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

but whatever you do, the sound quality and volume are still terrible.

 

[Wilson]

If you put the sub in a du-ha it sounds better

 

[JimT]

but whatever you do, the sound quality and volume are still terrible.

So what would you recommend as far as speakers if your only had a couple hundred bucks to spend?

 

[Batman]

I found out a setting that makes it sound good.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

no, I posted it because it doesn't work well

I like what you said there.

 

[Wilson]

dang forgot about this today almost want to go out in the blizzard and mess with it.

 

[Mjolnir]

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!

Remember on the system, Sony in their infinite wisdom put the sub on the rear out, so fading to the front will decrease the sub. I actually fade one to two to the rear, kick up the treble and the highs still feel like they are staging front.

Is is just until I get fed up and scrap the whole system


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