C5 rear speaker volume level question w/ PAC ROEM-Vet1 adapter
07-28-2019, 12:36 PM
#41
Melting Slicks
07-28-2019, 12:40 PM
#42
Drifting
Could you provide more details: do you hear it at all volumes or just when you push it, does it improve if you make EQ adjustments to the lower end? Could you describe what you're hearing?
Did you notice any change, even if slight, after connecting the in-line highpass filters? Their positive effect should be noticeable, even if it's not dramatic. A 3½" speaker just can't handle full bandwidth audio at maximum volume the same way than a larger speaker can, so a highpass filter should improve its behavior. That's why I suggested getting the 600Hz filter as well to be able to do an A/B comparison and keep the one that provided the better results.
Of course it's your decision, but IMO considering all you've already done, an A/B comparison between the 2 filters shouldn't be the last straw. I would go for it.
Did you notice any change, even if slight, after connecting the in-line highpass filters? Their positive effect should be noticeable, even if it's not dramatic. A 3½" speaker just can't handle full bandwidth audio at maximum volume the same way than a larger speaker can, so a highpass filter should improve its behavior. That's why I suggested getting the 600Hz filter as well to be able to do an A/B comparison and keep the one that provided the better results.
Of course it's your decision, but IMO considering all you've already done, an A/B comparison between the 2 filters shouldn't be the last straw. I would go for it.
07-28-2019, 12:52 PM
#43
Melting Slicks
07-28-2019, 08:05 PM
#45
Drifting
Could you provide more details: do you hear it at all volumes or just when you push it, does it improve if you make EQ adjustments to the lower end? Could you describe what you're hearing?
HU unit at 20 only the metallica song has the weird feed back.
Did you notice any change, even if slight, after connecting the in-line highpass filters? Their positive effect should be noticeable, even if it's not dramatic. A 3½" speaker just can't handle full bandwidth audio at maximum volume the same way than a larger speaker can, so a highpass filter should improve its behavior. That's why I suggested getting the 600Hz filter as well to be able to do an A/B comparison and keep the one that provided the better results.
For the song called cemetery gates it sounds better and may be gone.
Of course it's your decision, but IMO considering all you've already done, an A/B comparison between the 2 filters shouldn't be the last straw. I would go for it.
Okay I may still order the 600hz but what do you think about disconnecting the subs to see if the 3.5 are getting the distortion? Or when the distortion happens place hand on each speaker to see which one is vibrating?
HU unit at 20 only the metallica song has the weird feed back.
Did you notice any change, even if slight, after connecting the in-line highpass filters? Their positive effect should be noticeable, even if it's not dramatic. A 3½" speaker just can't handle full bandwidth audio at maximum volume the same way than a larger speaker can, so a highpass filter should improve its behavior. That's why I suggested getting the 600Hz filter as well to be able to do an A/B comparison and keep the one that provided the better results.
For the song called cemetery gates it sounds better and may be gone.
Of course it's your decision, but IMO considering all you've already done, an A/B comparison between the 2 filters shouldn't be the last straw. I would go for it.
Okay I may still order the 600hz but what do you think about disconnecting the subs to see if the 3.5 are getting the distortion? Or when the distortion happens place hand on each speaker to see which one is vibrating?