Brakes88
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- Aaron
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Good Morning!
I scanned through a few pages and searched a bit before posting here.
Im hoping to find some help regarding my recent install.
I've just had a 4 Channel amp and hertz melie legend 1653. front component speakers installed which were paired with my existing hertz 8ch DSP from the first stage or my installation.
Now my problem is after the initial tuning at the shop I find the front hurts my ears. Even as low as 6-10 volume. I had brought up my concerns with them prior to any of this installation that the high factory signal is a problem when just replacing speakers and they assured me that the 8 channel dsp would correct this problem.
But damn doesn't it hurt.
TLDR: installed 8ch dsp,high end front component and 4ch Amp.
Now it hurts my ears(too high pitched)
Should i honda hack signal flat?
Attempt to tune down the high end?
Thanks you for any recommendation, advice, experience and taking the time to read through the post!
I scanned through a few pages and searched a bit before posting here.
Im hoping to find some help regarding my recent install.
I've just had a 4 Channel amp and hertz melie legend 1653. front component speakers installed which were paired with my existing hertz 8ch DSP from the first stage or my installation.
Now my problem is after the initial tuning at the shop I find the front hurts my ears. Even as low as 6-10 volume. I had brought up my concerns with them prior to any of this installation that the high factory signal is a problem when just replacing speakers and they assured me that the 8 channel dsp would correct this problem.
But damn doesn't it hurt.
TLDR: installed 8ch dsp,high end front component and 4ch Amp.
Now it hurts my ears(too high pitched)
Should i honda hack signal flat?
Attempt to tune down the high end?
Thanks you for any recommendation, advice, experience and taking the time to read through the post!