Weird Stuff

[ExplodingCake]

Here's the thing...

I have a set-up of 220W 6.5 up front and 320W 6x9 at the back and a Pioneer CD player. I adjusted the setting to the settings I want. All went well for months. Just 2 days ago I disconnected by battery to clean the terminals. Of course it will reset everything including the cd player. When i connected back the battery , adjusted again the cd player settings the way it should be, suddenly I don't feel that much bass anymore. I even set the bass to max and loudness and still ain't the way it was supposed to be. Any ideas fellas?

Thanks.

[killahsharksjc]

Play with your settings. Finding the sweet spot is hard to find sometimes.

[N9netwoAccord]

not as good as a connection as before? as weird as it sounds lol, check it out

[ExplodingCake]

Play with your settings. Finding the sweet spot is hard to find sometimes.

yeah tru but , i remembered all of my setting and still ain't the same.. I mean I was listening to music then 2 minutes later I disconnected the battery to clean the terminals then after 10 minutes all things needed to be done are done and I get less bass Oh well back to rechecking the system.

not as good as a connection as before? as weird as it sounds lol, check it out

yeah probably there is something I'm missing. I'll check the system again.

[jdog90]

if you got your mids connected to an amp check the rca s
this happened to me once

[ExplodingCake]

if you got your mids connected to an amp check the rca s
this happened to me once

I don't have an amp.. Thanks for the info though

[93 cb7 ex]

just scroll through the whole audio settings, that shit happened to me once but i was just trippin, the settings weren't set as before....its hard to remember how u had it before

[killahsharksjc]

I'd recommend for you to buy a nice 4 ch amp to power all your speakers to really make difference.

[hondawonderboy]

sometimes systems will have a highpass filter on the speakers when you chose to have a subwoofer system. What you need to do is check to see if there's a sub-out option and put it to "no". Either that or a wiring issue. Good luck!