remove all bass?

[BoomBoxStereo]

i'd like to remove most of the bass in my door speakers (factory) so they sound clearer. right now i have my subs at +4 out of 6 on my headunit, which is also giving me distortion in the door speakers when bass hits. how can i remove them? can i hook a crossover up to do this job?

[fasfocus00]

in line high pass filter aka bass blocker, you just need one to filter out 300hz on down.

STINGER SBASS1 BASS BLOCKER 0-300HZ FOR CAR SPEAKERS | eBay

[goingdef]

in line high pass filter aka bass blocker, you just need one to filter out 300hz on down.

STINGER SBASS1 BASS BLOCKER 0-300HZ FOR CAR SPEAKERS | eBay

300hz down is going to leave a massive gap in the music, try setting your hu to where your speakers sound clean at this point your sub amp gain will probably be too low so reset it to compensate for it receiving a weaker signal. basically set the gain with the bass where it sounds best on your speakers instead of flat like normal.

[BoomBoxStereo]

300hz down is going to leave a massive gap in the music, try setting your hu to where your speakers sound clean at this point your sub amp gain will probably be too low so reset it to compensate for it receiving a weaker signal. basically set the gain with the bass where it sounds best on your speakers instead of flat like normal.

so that means i'd need to put my gain very high? because right now it is more than halfway (and that is WITH the +4 on my HU)

[goingdef]

what HU?

[BoomBoxStereo]

Alpine DEH-P8300UB

[goingdef]

some cheaper HU's won't push an amp to full capability even with the gain maxed, dual for example is one.

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Alpine DEH-P8300UB

what are the pre-outs 2v-4v?

[BoomBoxStereo]

some cheaper HU's won't push an amp to full capability even with the gain maxed, dual for example is one.

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what are the pre-outs 2v-4v?

3 sets, 4 volts

[goingdef]

do you have x-over settings in the HU? that would solve your whole problem.

[BoomBoxStereo]

do you have x-over settings in the HU? that would solve your whole problem.

that i'm not too sure about.. here's what i have:
Pioneer DEH-P8300UB (DEHP8300UB) CD/MP3 Car Stereo iPod USB & Aux

[pickup1]

Hey noob ...your info and Sig says alpine....wtf !...turn your highpass on to around 80-100 Hz.

[BoomBoxStereo]

Hey noob ...your info and Sig says alpine....wtf !...turn your highpass on to around 80-100 Hz.

my sig says Alpine headunit, and i don't know when the last time i updated my info was so i have no idea what that says right now lol

[quackhead]

Use the HPF on the HU.

[BoomBoxStereo]

Use the HPF on the HU.

my HU won't allow me to adjust the HPF.. there is an option to do so but i can't scroll through any HPF options

[pickup1]

Info right on your link...might not be hitting the right button...
Internal Low-Pass Filter (LPF) and High-Pass Filter (HPF) allow advanced tuning with aftermarket amplifiers