Just installed a new head unit i purchased at wally world model KD-S37. Looking for some help with adjusting the equalizer. There is a "Q" setting in the EQ Pro menu, just wondering as to what that might be. Thanx.
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Just installed a new head unit i purchased at wally world model KD-S37. Looking for some help with adjusting the equalizer. There is a "Q" setting in the EQ Pro menu, just wondering as to what that might be. Thanx.
dem shoes......
the Q controls the width of your sound
Current 2010 Louisiana USACi State Records :
Trunk 0-1000.................. 151.3
StreetBeat 2................... 145.6
Stock 1801-up.................153.8
SuperStock 1801-up..........154.2
Top three in 11 out of 26 power classes and Louisiana USACi Points Leader at 465
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Thanx for the response. Care to elaborate? What do you mean by "wider"?Originally Posted by Louisiana_CRX
dem shoes......
the freq your adjusting from narrow to wide...usually its adjusted in .25 or .50 increments....
Current 2010 Louisiana USACi State Records :
Trunk 0-1000.................. 151.3
StreetBeat 2................... 145.6
Stock 1801-up.................153.8
SuperStock 1801-up..........154.2
Top three in 11 out of 26 power classes and Louisiana USACi Points Leader at 465
dem shoes......
most radios with this feature have about 4 settings per frequency...you set the one that sonds the best....
Current 2010 Louisiana USACi State Records :
Trunk 0-1000.................. 151.3
StreetBeat 2................... 145.6
Stock 1801-up.................153.8
SuperStock 1801-up..........154.2
Top three in 11 out of 26 power classes and Louisiana USACi Points Leader at 465
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The EQ Pro setting gives you a list of frequencies to choose. The Q is the bandwidth factor that is centered on the frequency you choose. Increasing the Q makes the EQ adjustment affect a broader range of frequencies. Make small adjustments and give yourself some time to listen to familiar music before you make more adjustments.
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