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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8583678" data-attributes="member: 650438">There&#039;s no way around it.&nbsp; You need a head unit with a 13 band EQ or more.&nbsp;&nbsp; Or if you can hide a small digital sound processor somewhere.&nbsp; You just need some heavy EQ along with a head unit with better Digital audio convertors.&nbsp;&nbsp; Your stock head unit is 8 to 12 bit at best.&nbsp; you need 24 bit.&nbsp; With the EQ you&#039;ll be lowering 5khz to 8khz range a lot to tame the harshness.&nbsp; However I noticed with a good head unit, it already takes away the harshness you get with a crappier radio.&nbsp; The radio does that much.&nbsp; Nothing you do amplifier settings or playing your speakers for a long time will solve your issue. All those are completely useless to the problems you are facing.If you do get a head unit make sure its 13 band EQ or higher, 24 bit dac.&nbsp; decent pre-out voltage. Hard to keep the stock look if you want quality audio.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8583678, member: 650438"] There's no way around it. You need a head unit with a 13 band EQ or more. Or if you can hide a small digital sound processor somewhere. You just need some heavy EQ along with a head unit with better Digital audio convertors. Your stock head unit is 8 to 12 bit at best. you need 24 bit. With the EQ you'll be lowering 5khz to 8khz range a lot to tame the harshness. However I noticed with a good head unit, it already takes away the harshness you get with a crappier radio. The radio does that much. Nothing you do amplifier settings or playing your speakers for a long time will solve your issue. All those are completely useless to the problems you are facing. If you do get a head unit make sure its 13 band EQ or higher, 24 bit dac. decent pre-out voltage. Hard to keep the stock look if you want quality audio. [/QUOTE]

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