| quote | Originally posted by cam-a-lot:
Hello.
Was able to install the Bluetooth equipped monsoon radio. Seems to work fine
Under the current setup, it seems like bass/treble/ etc are going to all speakers so it doesn't sound great
Does anyone know if there is a way to separate/direct bass only to the sub, some kind of "crossover"? I believe this is what they were called . Have no current knowledge of car audio, so my terminology may be very much out of date
Just looking for a way to keep factory looking stereo, but have better quality sound
I think someone had replacements for the 4x10 speakers that instead used 2 speakers in each spot, one for mid and one for treble?
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Hi Cam-a-Lot, I can't remember what it's called, but I installed a 1000+ watt amplifyer system on a stock MP3 radio, with a stock subwoofer enclosure, on my 2002 Ford Crown Victoria LX-P74.
Once again... it's an old as crap website, and half the pictures are broken. They're there, you just need to change the .jpg to .JPG in the URL if you want to see them. The whole thing about Linux being case-sensitive, and me designing it originally for a Windows-hosted system. But in there I have an MTX-EQ5 or something... I forget, you'll see....
https://www.pontiacperforma..._Stereo_Install.htmlThe problem is that in factory stereo systems... even fancy ones, they intentionally limit the base so as not to destroy the speakers. I don't really know my stereo stuff, but I did my homework when I did this back in the day and got a lot of advice from stereo gurus. Basically, I bought a device that finds (and separates) out the high and low frequencies from the stereo's output, and gives you dedicated subwoofer, mid-range, and treble outputs.
It's funny... because the stereo looks totally stock, and all the amps and everything are hidden behind the spare tire, but the sound is absolutely amazing. You know... for all of the 5 miles I actually drive that car per year, and when it's not just sitting in the garage.
I went all out, got MB-Quart speakers... before they got bought out, so the seriously high quality ones. All four speakers in the car are top of the line MB-Quarts, with the subwoofer being an MTX (which is not bad at all).
Anyway, obviously you don't have a Crown Victoria... but you'll want to get that same device. I'm sure they sell smaller / better ones now too.
[This message has been edited by 82-T/A [At Work] (edited 04-28-2024).]