Tuning the Monsoon System
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Teching In
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Tuning the Monsoon System I've been working on repairing the factory Monsoon system in my 1999 SS Camaro. In troubleshooting to determine which speakers were bad (just curious, they're all getting replaced anyway), I wasn't getting sound from the passenger side sail speaker. I swapped my sail speakers to make sure I was getting output from the amp, which I was. What I noticed was that I would get clean bass out of the passenger side sail speaker, but the driver side had some muffled mids on top of the bass, almost like the low pass filter was not set correctly from the factory. Is there any way to tune the Monsoon amp or add an inline filter to that one speaker to balance the sound? It's not a big deal, but thought I would see what my options are while I have it all apart and I am replacing blown speakers.
On The Tree
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He's not a sponsor on here, but if you just want a "direct" (there will be some splicing to add connectors) GOOD quality replacement speakers, check out Kee Audio. All of my speakers will be getting replaced by his Level 4 kit, as at 21k miles, all of my speakers appear to be shot to s**t.
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: May 2021
Posts: 2
Likes: 1
He's not a sponsor on here, but if you just want a "direct" (there will be some splicing to add connectors) GOOD quality replacement speakers, check out Kee Audio. All of my speakers will be getting replaced by his Level 4 kit, as at 21k miles, all of my speakers appear to be shot to s**t.
