help sa pagtono ng SEPS at subwoofer.

[elmere]

Sa mga car audio expert,


help naman ng ser. Last week ang front speaker ko Sony Xplod XS-GTF1626 (XSGTF1626) 6-1/2" (6.5"). ok naman yung bass ng subwoofer ko. I decided mg upgrade ng seps na MB quart nangyari parang ang tigas ng tunog ng bass. maganda ang tunog ng seps pero di sya nag blend sa subwoofer ko, any idea sa setup ko or kailangan maitono lang ng maayos yung seps at subs. yung fading naka focus sa front.


Below is my current setup.

HU
JVC KD-R316
Maximum Power Output 50W x 4

Front
Seps - MB Quart FSA 216 - connected sa HU

# 6-1/2" Formula Series Component System
# Power Handling:
* Peak: 300 watts per set / 150 watts each side
* RMS: 80 watts per set / 40 watts each side


Rear
explode 6x9 (China but the quality is good)


Subwoofer
Alphasonik PBAT10 10" Amplified Bass Tube

# 10” Amplified Vented Bass Enclosure
# 10” Woofer w/ Mineral-Filled Composite Cone
# RMS Power Handling: 100 Watts


-elms

[zero]

walang ampli ang seps mo kaya sa HU ka magtitimpla ng front and rear speakers mo. you may use the pre-set settings in your HU or your choice of level of bass&treble.

[elmere]

ok sir, based dun sa specs ng seps recommended ba mag lagay ng ampli?

at dun sa door panel may nag rattle recommend ng shop lagyan ng deadening. out of budget wala bang ibang way para mawala yung rattle.


-tnx elms

[jhnkvn]

Your doors shouldn't rattle unless you're playing it at a high enough volume. In a way, a bit of sales talk yun sound deadening. The theory is that: Less outside sound = less volume (since you crank up volume to compensate for outside noise). Less volume = less vibrations.

If it's really rattling... baka mali na installation

Technically, kaya pa ng HU mo yun MB Quartz. But you might want to start saving for a decent amplifier unless you have no further "upgrade" plans.

[benchman]

Your doors shouldn't rattle unless you're playing it at a high enough volume. In a way, a bit of sales talk yun sound deadening. The theory is that: Less outside sound = less volume (since you crank up volume to compensate for outside noise). Less volume = less vibrations.

If it's really rattling... baka mali na installation

Technically, kaya pa ng HU mo yun MB Quartz. But you might want to start saving for a decent amplifier unless you have no further "upgrade" plans.

+1 dito

pero kung yung rattling ay due to sub woofer(deep/strong bass playing), pangkaraniwan na talaga yan dahil sa sound vibrations sa kaha/body ng mga oto lalo na pag may pagka-oldie na yung oto.
though minsan natsatsambahan tanggalin ng mga deadening materials ang rattling noises, gastos nga lang talaga dahil may kamahalan din ang mga yun like dynamat.
and yes, nakakapag-improve din ng sound quality ng mga seps yun.... yung pinto kasi ng oto ang magsisilbing enclosure(cabinet,box). dahil lata/yero lang sya kaya minsan may maninipis ang tunog na seps, doon minsan nag recommend talaga ng mga deadening materials para maging solid kahit papano yung backside ng pinto, nag-iimproved talaga ang mga mid bass dito. i've seen some cars have it improved their mid basses
yun nga lang, dagdag bigat sa pinto/kotse

kung matigas yung bass mo, diba powered sub yan? set mo lang yung frequency(Hz) nya sa amp kung meron frequency selector switch, the lower the frequency the softer your bass will. usually 80Hz down to 40Hz ang selections dyan.
agree din ako sa suggestion ni jhnkvn re- save for a decent amp para sa mb quart mo para ma-maximized mo yung potentials nya.

[benchman]

double post

[elmere]

Your doors shouldn't rattle unless you're playing it at a high enough volume. In a way, a bit of sales talk yun sound deadening. The theory is that: Less outside sound = less volume (since you crank up volume to compensate for outside noise). Less volume = less vibrations.

If it's really rattling... baka mali na installation

Technically, kaya pa ng HU mo yun MB Quartz. But you might want to start saving for a decent amplifier unless you have no further "upgrade" plans.

thanks sa advice jhnkvn nag less volume nalang ako.

[elmere]

+1 dito

pero kung yung rattling ay due to sub woofer(deep/strong bass playing), pangkaraniwan na talaga yan dahil sa sound vibrations sa kaha/body ng mga oto lalo na pag may pagka-oldie na yung oto.
though minsan natsatsambahan tanggalin ng mga deadening materials ang rattling noises, gastos nga lang talaga dahil may kamahalan din ang mga yun like dynamat.
and yes, nakakapag-improve din ng sound quality ng mga seps yun.... yung pinto kasi ng oto ang magsisilbing enclosure(cabinet,box). dahil lata/yero lang sya kaya minsan may maninipis ang tunog na seps, doon minsan nag recommend talaga ng mga deadening materials para maging solid kahit papano yung backside ng pinto, nag-iimproved talaga ang mga mid bass dito. i've seen some cars have it improved their mid basses
yun nga lang, dagdag bigat sa pinto/kotse

kung matigas yung bass mo, diba powered sub yan? set mo lang yung frequency(Hz) nya sa amp kung meron frequency selector switch, the lower the frequency the softer your bass will. usually 80Hz down to 40Hz ang selections dyan.
agree din ako sa suggestion ni jhnkvn re- save for a decent amp para sa mb quart mo para ma-maximized mo yung potentials nya.

benchman sa L.P.F ako nag adjust na improve yung bass mataas pala yung settings ko 145Hz. thanks.

[benchman]

you're welcome elmere, happy listening!