Recent content by RobGMN

Gotcha. I meant being able to localize the subs. I find the crossover point has to be impractically high to be able to tell where they are, unless they are causing something nearby them to vibrate audibly.

Must have one helluva high crossover point on your subs.

I prefer with rather than without, but the volume is kept very low. If I can localize the sound source, it's too loud. It's like surround sound. The effect is best when kept subtle.

Without knowing the system, could it have anything to do with the interlock that prevents viewing certain sources unless the car is parked with the e-brake engaged? (or is that when you are specifically trying to make it work?)

They satire it in the movie The Incredibles, but it's sadly true. Insurers will do anything they can to take the money and never pay it back. I had customer whose car we did full upgrade to. New turbos, exhaust, injectors, intake, boost control, fuel system control. The works. He had to get a...

What equipment are you using? It can be done physically (placement of sub), electrically (reversing wiring), electronically (DSP). If your amp has a phase "switch", you only have two options. In that case, select a piece of music you are VERY familiar with from hearing it on a good system, play...

Probably best to know what he has before making a suggestion on how to do it. If you have a problem, keep in the 'dome where it belongs.

Are you using REW and a DSP?

Are you measuring each channel separately? If so, you should apply EQ per channel based on your measurements. i.e. My right front may show a 2dB boost needed at 1.5KHz with a Q of .7, but the left front may only need 1dB with a Q of .5 due to the listening position. I'd apply the EQ to each...

Sounds like my DSP when it is reset to default mode. i.e. instead of all settings going ot "zero", it'll apply crossovers to some channnels, etc. Maybe your Alpine literally got confused and turned off the output for the front amp (which would tie in to Jimi's idea of resetting things).

Do you turn it to the stop? Try a partial turn and hold.

Does it say "manual" when you do a partial turn and hold of the dial? It should do that and manually tune, then go back to automatic search the next time you turn the knob.

Try running some test tone sweeps through the system. Listen for deficiencies or other issues like clipping, distortion, etc. Though it won't be terribly accurate, you can use your phone with a dB meter app to get a rough idea of what is happening. Or, spend a few bucks and get a calibrated mic...

User manual for the A!. it's in Korean, but Google translate can help you with that: http://finedigital.ofscdn.com/fineweb/menual/Manual_Atlan5_20171207.pdf