I bought a vehicle with what I thought was a pretty great sounding system in it. Last weekend I had to disconnect the batteries. Power was removed for 12 hours or so. Now that power is restored, I swear that the stereo sounds different. In retrospect, I should have recorded each individual setting, but alas that ship has sailed.
I can figure out the easy stuff like fade and balance, and maybe even the EQ (maybe), but there are other settings I'm unfamiliar with.
Are there tips or tricks to finding the right settings? Is it smoke and mirrors? Real magic? Is there a science to it?
I've got Pyle tweeters, mids, and two 12in subs, & 2 amplifiers.
Link to manual for head unit: https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/AVH-X3700BHS_OwnersManual082316.pdf
I can figure out the easy stuff like fade and balance, and maybe even the EQ (maybe), but there are other settings I'm unfamiliar with.
Are there tips or tricks to finding the right settings? Is it smoke and mirrors? Real magic? Is there a science to it?
I've got Pyle tweeters, mids, and two 12in subs, & 2 amplifiers.
Link to manual for head unit: https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/AVH-X3700BHS_OwnersManual082316.pdf