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<blockquote data-quote="Shan87" data-source="post: 7412285" data-attributes="member: 634960">I&#039;m new to a lot of car audio and based on all the reviews I read online about these speakers I decided to give them a shot to which overall I love them as they get loud and stay clear but on some of the vocals especially ones starting with an S, they are extremely harsh. This is also typically on rock music and not rap. From everything I&#039;ve read about these speakers that doesn&#039;t sound right but I don&#039;t even know where to begin to try and fix it beyond tweaking the deck which won&#039;t fix it unless i practically take out all the highs.The issue I&#039;m having is nothing I do can tones it down... the head unit is older as its a pioneer p740mp. The speakers are amped by an alpine amp can&#039;t remeber the model but its a 2 channel amp that puts out 110w rms per channel.Possibly a mounting issue? Though they&#039;re simply just mounted above the woofer in the door of a silverado.Its set up with a flat eq and treble +2 and base +3 with HPF at 80hz.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shan87, post: 7412285, member: 634960"] I'm new to a lot of car audio and based on all the reviews I read online about these speakers I decided to give them a shot to which overall I love them as they get loud and stay clear but on some of the vocals especially ones starting with an S, they are extremely harsh. This is also typically on rock music and not rap. From everything I've read about these speakers that doesn't sound right but I don't even know where to begin to try and fix it beyond tweaking the deck which won't fix it unless i practically take out all the highs. The issue I'm having is nothing I do can tones it down... the head unit is older as its a pioneer p740mp. The speakers are amped by an alpine amp can't remeber the model but its a 2 channel amp that puts out 110w rms per channel. Possibly a mounting issue? Though they're simply just mounted above the woofer in the door of a silverado. Its set up with a flat eq and treble +2 and base +3 with HPF at 80hz. [/QUOTE]

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