New Kenwood stereo in my Formula
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Just picked up a new unit -- KDC-BT952HD.
WOW, I cannot believe the improvement in sound quality from my older Kenwood unit I replaced! This has all the bells and whistles (CD/MP3 player, bluetooth phone and audio (even that sounds great), HD radio, pandora with iphone and even android, siriusxm ready, 7-band EQ, etc).
And it looks great in my dash (matches the Pontiac red gauges, and also has gray trim to match the dash pieces).
WOW, I cannot believe the improvement in sound quality from my older Kenwood unit I replaced! This has all the bells and whistles (CD/MP3 player, bluetooth phone and audio (even that sounds great), HD radio, pandora with iphone and even android, siriusxm ready, 7-band EQ, etc).
And it looks great in my dash (matches the Pontiac red gauges, and also has gray trim to match the dash pieces).
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Thanks.
Question regarding new Kenwood radios -- There is a feature called "B.Ex" and by default it is turned off -- how many users are turning that feature on?
I usually keep my "low" gains in the negative range and with B.EX "on" it seems to "reduce" the very low frequencies when in the negative range. Turn the B.EX back off and it seems to "increase" the lower frequencies but sometimes make it easier to distort.
Trying to figure out which setting I should use when tuning the subwoofer output.
Question regarding new Kenwood radios -- There is a feature called "B.Ex" and by default it is turned off -- how many users are turning that feature on?
I usually keep my "low" gains in the negative range and with B.EX "on" it seems to "reduce" the very low frequencies when in the negative range. Turn the B.EX back off and it seems to "increase" the lower frequencies but sometimes make it easier to distort.
Trying to figure out which setting I should use when tuning the subwoofer output.