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<blockquote data-quote="Casio" data-source="post: 8086619" data-attributes="member: 654309">Hello, this is my first post, but I have found some help here in the past, but not so much to this specific problem. I don&#039;t want to spend unessary money on these speakers. If they aren&#039;t going to sound any better I would probably be better served with new speakers, but I&#039;d like to avoid that.First off I have a base 2009 Hyundai Sonata with the standard sound system. About a year ago, I installed the Alpine 610C&#039;s in the front (tweeters in the door sails), I used their included &quot;inline&quot; crossover. I had been running the stock HU since that time and they always sounded VERY sibilant, there was certain music I just could not listen to in the car because of this, but I tolerated it. I thought once I got a new HU, I would be able to EQ it out, I was wrong.Fast forward to now, I installed an Alpine CDE-147BT and now things have gotten much worse with the sibilance, I toned it down SOME with the EQ. To make things worse, now the tweeters also crackle at higher volumes (not THAT high). I read in the reviews of the speakers on Crutchfield that someone was able to fix the sibilance by building a -6 dB L pad, but I don&#039;t know that this will fix the crackling as well.I called Crutchfield support and they are sending me bass blockers to hopefully help with the crackling but that still doesn&#039;t help with the sibilance...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Casio, post: 8086619, member: 654309"] Hello, this is my first post, but I have found some help here in the past, but not so much to this specific problem. I don't want to spend unessary money on these speakers. If they aren't going to sound any better I would probably be better served with new speakers, but I'd like to avoid that. First off I have a base 2009 Hyundai Sonata with the standard sound system. About a year ago, I installed the Alpine 610C's in the front (tweeters in the door sails), I used their included "inline" crossover. I had been running the stock HU since that time and they always sounded VERY sibilant, there was certain music I just could not listen to in the car because of this, but I tolerated it. I thought once I got a new HU, I would be able to EQ it out, I was wrong. Fast forward to now, I installed an Alpine CDE-147BT and now things have gotten much worse with the sibilance, I toned it down SOME with the EQ. To make things worse, now the tweeters also crackle at higher volumes (not THAT high). I read in the reviews of the speakers on Crutchfield that someone was able to fix the sibilance by building a -6 dB L pad, but I don't know that this will fix the crackling as well. I called Crutchfield support and they are sending me bass blockers to hopefully help with the crackling but that still doesn't help with the sibilance... [/QUOTE]

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