Just recently I had to reconfigure my audison bit ten and inorder to de-equalize and re=equalize my factory headunit i had to turn up the volume on my stereo to the loudest setting without clipping or distortion. I did. Since I set everything up agains my passenger door tweeter is very faint and my midrange doesn't play unless bang on it with my fist or hit a pothole. Driver side mids and tweeters are just fine.
Sounds like it might be a loose wire on the crossover.
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how would you explain the passenger door tweeter sounding airy and driverside tweeter sounding normal and full??
nateberrier 10+ year member
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Loose wire broham. It takes a bit of power to move through the circuits inside those xovers. So it might still reach the tweeter and not the mid. Check your connections. Your **** is not blown.
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