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Help! How can I tune my bass?


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listedone8 
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I have installed 2x12s in my trunk.  My amp that powers them has three settings on it: Frequency, Bass Boost, and Gain.  I have a Kenwood Excellon 815 head unit which seems to have all the nonfadable channel controls that I need.  My question is how do I tune it to get the right bass levels in my car.  I have a 2001 Beetle which is a hatchback.  I have taken my car to a few local car audio shops and each guy made it sound really bad.  I listen to mostly rap and techno.....  Can anyone give me some advise?
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Wrong forum--shoulda posted in Car Audio.  ANYWAYS, since you're already here...Help! How can I tune my bass? -- posted image.

We need to know what kind of subs you have. (model number?).  Also what type of enclosure they're in and preferably the enclosure's dimensions.

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I have 2 Premier dvc 12s in a sealed box.  Each sub has its own air space at about 1.2 cubic ft.
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Okie well at least you've got basically the correct volume.

What do you mean when you say it sounds bad?  Distorted?  Too punchy?  Resonating?  Too muddy?

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could you have maybe wired the voice coils wrong or the bass boost up to high ??

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