Improving Factory sub acoutics
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JK Newbie
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Colorado springs,Co
Factory acoustics
I have given up with modifying and I enjoy the factory sound system. It really is not bad for factory. I don't ride with the top down too much so it is not a huge problem that I don't have a system that vibrates the houses.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Herndon, VA
Side effect of installing a bestop instatrunk (the metal one that doesn't hinge at the top) is better bass response as it acts like a big sub enclosure. Not exactly cost effective but a nice side effect!
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From: Houston texas
Originally Posted by dman1116
My buddy is a sound engineer and he adjusted my audio for me;
He put the fade to the rear @ level 5,
treble @ 5, bass @ 4, mid @ 0-1
I think it sounds great, hits hard enough to shake all 3 mirrors....
He put the fade to the rear @ level 5,
treble @ 5, bass @ 4, mid @ 0-1
I think it sounds great, hits hard enough to shake all 3 mirrors....
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From: Houston texas
Originally Posted by CosmicWrangler
I did this, and; while it didn't rattle the windows I could feel the sub. I stuffed box with dynamat. I wish I could say huge difference? The EQ adjustments worked best.