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<blockquote data-quote="razorblade" data-source="post: 8773671" data-attributes="member: 684303">Thank you for replying. Yes, I am seeing a doctor for this, but the odd thing is that I don&#039;t really have this ear hurt anywhere else than in my car with my music on. Music in my home is not giving such response to me. That&#039;s why I came here, because I really have the feeling that there must be some setting wrong in my subwoofer settings or something.I tried many things. I now use crossover with subwoofer low pass filter at 80hz and front speaker high pass filter at 80hz. EQ at subw +5, bass +3, mid +2, tre +1. I tried phase reverse. Low volume (but I would want any noticeable bass at least of course).The car is really small and it seems to put much air pressure to my ears with the music on.I really really want to use the subwoofer, but if it really really can&#039;t work for me, I would have to drive without music unfortunately, not to worsen my ears</blockquote>

[QUOTE="razorblade, post: 8773671, member: 684303"] Thank you for replying. Yes, I am seeing a doctor for this, but the odd thing is that I don't really have this ear hurt anywhere else than in my car with my music on. Music in my home is not giving such response to me. That's why I came here, because I really have the feeling that there must be some setting wrong in my subwoofer settings or something. I tried many things. I now use crossover with subwoofer low pass filter at 80hz and front speaker high pass filter at 80hz. EQ at subw +5, bass +3, mid +2, tre +1. I tried phase reverse. Low volume (but I would want any noticeable bass at least of course). The car is really small and it seems to put much air pressure to my ears with the music on. I really really want to use the subwoofer, but if it really really can't work for me, I would have to drive without music unfortunately, not to worsen my ears [/QUOTE]

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