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Pioneer DEH-80PRS EQ Config
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<blockquote data-quote="WorldsLoudestCreature" data-source="post: 8735755" data-attributes="member: 682120"><p>Your saying your highs are " to high" , do you mean harsh, or do you mean they are picking up to much of the higher frequencies? If it's neither then you could try setting your EQ on the 80prs to be flat. Otherwise I would say it's the speakers you got, or your speaker amp settings need to be adjusted physically. Hope this helped somewhat. If you don't know what I mean look on your amp that's powering your speakers and adjust the subsonic and such. If your powering them from your headunit I would suggest trying what I said about using a flat EQ.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WorldsLoudestCreature, post: 8735755, member: 682120"] Your saying your highs are " to high" , do you mean harsh, or do you mean they are picking up to much of the higher frequencies? If it's neither then you could try setting your EQ on the 80prs to be flat. Otherwise I would say it's the speakers you got, or your speaker amp settings need to be adjusted physically. Hope this helped somewhat. If you don't know what I mean look on your amp that's powering your speakers and adjust the subsonic and such. If your powering them from your headunit I would suggest trying what I said about using a flat EQ. [/QUOTE]
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