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Howdy!

Accessed the engineer mode and discovered there are settings for car eq and cabin layout.

Does anyone here know what the settings for the car eq do?

I have recently installed a new pair of GAS 6.5 Silver and tweeters. The sound is not as great as it could be. Could changing the eq settings in engineer mode help at all?

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Doblo
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2016
1 What settings do you have on that screen?

2 What are all these set to right now ?



3 Expand ?

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(Car Layout: 6) = Activating front speakers (Tweeter and Midwoofer).
(Car Layout: 8) = Activating front speakers (Tweeter and Midwoofer) and rear (Full Range).

So if you've only got fronts , obviously leave it on Layout 6

I'll try and get some info on the Eq screen tomorrow.

Describe (in your words) what "The sound is not as great as it could be" means to you.
 
I've always felt the highs took over with the original speakers. When fiddling around with that 3band EQ it never got right; always too sharp if I didn't lower the highs to around -7 or -8 but then I lost the details. The mids were just never in sync, distorted in someway.


Now the highs are balanced, thankfully. I could only use the filter for my tweeters since I didn't want to cut the cables inside the car that goes into the connections for the doors and no extra holes for new cables.
The sound of the mids are can-like with the mid-EQ at 0. To get them sound somewhat ok I need to lower the mids to -6, but then they sound muddy instead.
 
I've always felt the highs took over with the original speakers. When fiddling around with that 3band EQ it never got right; always too sharp if I didn't lower the highs to around -7 or -8 but then I lost the details. The mids were just never in sync, distorted in someway.


Now the highs are balanced, thankfully. I could only use the filter for my tweeters since I didn't want to cut the cables inside the car that goes into the connections for the doors and no extra holes for new cables.
The sound of the mids are can-like with the mid-EQ at 0. To get them sound somewhat ok I need to lower the mids to -6, but then they sound muddy instead.
It doesn't give the crossover frequencies for the GAS crossover.

Not sure on the original setup, whether it's filtered at the amp to the original speakers and four wires to each speaker side, or whether it's just two wire full range ) and just a simple cap on the tweeter.

Were there bass and tweeter drivers on the factory setup , or just a cheapo full range speaker?
 
It doesn't give the crossover frequencies for the GAS crossover.

Not sure on the original setup, whether it's filtered at the amp to the original speakers and four wires to each speaker side, or whether it's just two wire full range ) and just a simple cap on the tweeter.

Were there bass and tweeter drivers on the factory setup , or just a cheapo full range speaker?
Tweeters had a capacitor on them and the original was a standard paper 5"25 mid.
 
So there are just two wires to each speaker location, which implies the full range from the head unit is being sent

So any "The sound is not as great as it could be" complaints should be directed towards the head unit amp output stage.

If you want better sound , you need an external amp (if the headunit provides low level output) , or just a new headunit.
 
So there are just two wires to each speaker location, which implies the full range from the head unit is being sent

So any "The sound is not as great as it could be" complaints should be directed towards the head unit amp output stage.

If you want better sound , you need an external amp (if the headunit provides low level output) , or just a new headunit.
There is no possibility to get new cables through the door without drilling through the chassis to the door.
I think the cables are like 0,75-1mm. Would it be enough if I bypassed the signal from the stereo to the amp with the same cables.
 
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