audio setup in engineering mode
05-02-2015, 06:29 PM
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audio setup in engineering mode
anyone know a place to find the best set up for the 2012+ basic audio system i just put a subwoofer in and i feel i need more power out of the system. i have no clue what to adjust in the engineering mode menu any help would be great thanks.
05-02-2015, 08:25 PM
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05-03-2015, 01:27 AM
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05-03-2015, 02:43 AM
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Go to last page, that what I used 
*NOTE* Not mine, someone else made it, I got it from that person a long time ago!
Oh yeah, honestly, I would change the speaker with the Infinity Kappa as stated on the previous link. It sounds so much better, even compared with the original HK system, except that it won't be surround and doesn't have that big subwoofer, instead something more like deep basses with pretty accurate high and low sounds IMO.
*NOTE* Not mine, someone else made it, I got it from that person a long time ago!
Oh yeah, honestly, I would change the speaker with the Infinity Kappa as stated on the previous link. It sounds so much better, even compared with the original HK system, except that it won't be surround and doesn't have that big subwoofer, instead something more like deep basses with pretty accurate high and low sounds IMO.
05-03-2015, 11:37 AM
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Go to last page, that what I used
*NOTE* Not mine, someone else made it, I got it from that person a long time ago!
Oh yeah, honestly, I would change the speaker with the Infinity Kappa as stated on the previous link. It sounds so much better, even compared with the original HK system, except that it won't be surround and doesn't have that big subwoofer, instead something more like deep basses with pretty accurate high and low sounds IMO.
*NOTE* Not mine, someone else made it, I got it from that person a long time ago!
Oh yeah, honestly, I would change the speaker with the Infinity Kappa as stated on the previous link. It sounds so much better, even compared with the original HK system, except that it won't be surround and doesn't have that big subwoofer, instead something more like deep basses with pretty accurate high and low sounds IMO.
05-03-2015, 12:25 PM
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I would stay out of the engineering menu at this point if I were you. There are many basic things you need to clarify before tweaking the stock EQ settings. You say you had a pricey sub installed, but feel like you need more power? What does that mean? Didn't the sub install come with an amp? What is the crossover set to? Where did the installers tap to feed the amp? IMO, if things are setup correctly with that, you shouldn't be overdriving even the stock speakers. Increasing max volume just magnifies your core/fundamental issues.
05-03-2015, 12:36 PM
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I would stay out of the engineering menu at this point if I were you. There are many basic things you need to clarify before tweaking the stock EQ settings. You say you had a pricey sub installed, but feel like you need more power? What does that mean? Didn't the sub install come with an amp? What is the crossover set to? Where did the installers tap to feed the amp? IMO, if things are setup correctly with that, you shouldn't be overdriving even the stock speakers. Increasing max volume just magnifies your core/fundamental issues.
i have the 10TW1-4: 10-inch (250 mm) Subwoofer Driver, 4 Ω with ported box and a JL Audio JX500/1D Mono subwoofer amplifier — 500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms. I'm not sure of the crossovers or feed. ill research how to check this and post again
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05-03-2015, 01:33 PM
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I post pictures of my set up need to make a video still but maybe the pics can help in some way who knows there on my profile under album
