too much bass? sail panel sub question
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Staging Lane
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From: Staten Island, NY
too much bass? sail panel sub question hey guys. i upgraded my headunit to the jvc kr-ar550 which matches the red dash lights great and im really happy with it. i was given a used MTX self amped 10in sub from a friend. i installed it and it sounds great...in the front tho (btw other then that all the other speakers are stock) the only thing is its way too much bass in the back since the sail panels speakers just pick up bass. what do you think my best option is so it sounds better in the back? replace the sail panel speakers? is there a way to re-wire so they dont pick up just bass? thanks alot i really appreciate it
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Originally Posted by jpr884
hey guys. i upgraded my headunit to the jvc kr-ar550 which matches the red dash lights great and im really happy with it. i was given a used MTX self amped 10in sub from a friend. i installed it and it sounds great...in the front tho (btw other then that all the other speakers are stock) the only thing is its way too much bass in the back since the sail panels speakers just pick up bass. what do you think my best option is so it sounds better in the back? replace the sail panel speakers? is there a way to re-wire so they dont pick up just bass? thanks alot i really appreciate it
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An easier way is to eliminate the hatch speakers, put coaxials in the sail panels, and just pull the hatch speaker wires forward to the sail panels for a full range signal.
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Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
An easier way is to eliminate the hatch speakers, put coaxials in the sail panels, and just pull the hatch speaker wires forward to the sail panels for a full range signal.
