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<blockquote data-quote="&amp;lt;Tim&amp;gt;" data-source="post: 309"><p>The reason that your mid bass is weak is because the lower frequenies are very over powering. What happens is low frequencies tend to resonant in the cabin of the car and create weird "air pockets" and other very complex waveforms.</p><p></p><p>But any way if you turn off your subs and set up the mid bass to a level thats seems good then you turn the subs back on and then the mid bass seems to disappear.</p><p></p><p>It is in the way the ear hears things. This type of problem can be fixed with proper tuning of crossovers and subs and speaker placement. But is mostly a trail and error thing. Adjust your system to the way you think it sounds best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="<Tim>, post: 309"] The reason that your mid bass is weak is because the lower frequenies are very over powering. What happens is low frequencies tend to resonant in the cabin of the car and create weird "air pockets" and other very complex waveforms. But any way if you turn off your subs and set up the mid bass to a level thats seems good then you turn the subs back on and then the mid bass seems to disappear. It is in the way the ear hears things. This type of problem can be fixed with proper tuning of crossovers and subs and speaker placement. But is mostly a trail and error thing. Adjust your system to the way you think it sounds best. [/QUOTE]
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