get rid of the bass

[grizzjwill 10+ year member]

Is there anyway for me to take the bass from my speakers and just let my subs have bass cause i cant turn my system up alot because the bass of my speakers distort and i dont have a crossover but my amp does if that helps

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[ridered36 10+ year member]

There should be some adjustements on your head unit. Read through the owners manual and try to find out what features control what. If not, you may have to purchase some Bass Blockers or an inline crossover.

 

[grizzjwill 10+ year member]

do you know what the control on the hu would say likesome are fade and treble and all that i know that isnt them but do you know what it would be

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by grizzjwill do you know what the control on the hu would say likesome are fade and treble and all that i know that isnt them but do you know what it would be

what HU do you have? and also, do you have an amp running your speakers? peace

NG

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

Well, what kind of head unit do you have? Does it have separate subwoofer preouts? If it does then you can find the bass setting on your head unit and turn it down so the speakers powered by the receiver don't get as much bass. If you have the RCA's to your subs running off the rear preouts then your probably going to have to get bass blockers.

 

[Matador 10+ year member]

u can use bass blockers,

check crutchfield.com, partsexpress.com, i forgot which site had them

 

[grizzjwill 10+ year member]

I have the alpine 7892 and the hu has a built in cossover but i cant tell by reading the manual how to get bass off of my speakers and just on my subs

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by grizzjwill I have the alpine 7892 and the hu has a built in cossover but i cant tell by reading the manual how to get bass off of my speakers and just on my subs

ok, that's coo. I have the alpine 7894 which is basically the exact same HU...but w/ mp3 compatibility. Press and hold the t.corr button...then the crossover menu will come up. LPF...is the low pass x-over....which filters out highs and allows lows, u don't need this. Get to the HPF, which is the high pass x-over...this blocks out the lows and allows the highs...select this and set it to either like 80hz or the nearest. This will block out anything below 80hz and not allow it to go to your speakers. NE more help, hit me up...i'll look at my HU in the morning to get the exact every button to press if u need it. good luck, peace

NG

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by grizzjwill I have the alpine 7892 and the hu has a built in cossover but i cant tell by reading the manual how to get bass off of my speakers and just on my subs

That's the headunit i have. I know there is a way to adjust it. Try going through the manual again, i know it's in there somewhere. Actually, try pushing down the volume knob. The first thing that comes up is the Sub control. Press the volume knob down again, i think that's where the bass/treble controls are. Not sure, but give it a shot.

 

[grizzjwill 10+ year member]

thanks for all the help i will try it in the morning and maybe i can hit a little harder and sound a little better

 

[neonak 10+ year member]

get an x-over filter.. will help u a lot

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by neonak get an x-over filter.. will help u a lot

he can just use the x-over on his HU...like we sed. peace

NG

 

[grizzjwill 10+ year member]

Hey i tried that using my x-over in my h/u and it helped a good bit cause now i can turn my h/u up to like 25 and it still sound good rather than 20

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by grizzjwill Hey i tried that using my x-over in my h/u and it helped a good bit cause now i can turn my h/u up to like 25 and it still sound good rather than 20

sweet, glad it worked a little better. peace

NG

 

[limitkid7 5,000+ posts]

hp/lp filter /eq/bass focus/media xpander

oh oops am i talkin about an alpine hu