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Fine Tunine Alpine unit


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El_novato 
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Posted: October 22, 2005 at 10:12 AM / IP Logged  

Sup fellas

I recently installed an Alpine CDA-9835 in my 99 Maxima.  I was trying to find the bass and treble adjustment and after reading the manual realized that this unit is much more complex that what I'm used to.  Is someone willing to help me adjust it so that I get more bass and clarity coming from the speakers?  I installed 4 Infiniti 6 3/4 2 way speakers.  At the moment I don't  have a sub or amp, but I will be buying them later.  I registered for the i-Personalize site and tried playing with that but I'm not sure of what I'm doing.   BTW, it's a non-Bose.

Thanks!!

e.n. :)

konrad100 
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Posted: October 22, 2005 at 12:19 PM / IP Logged  
Download the manual for that unit from alpine-usa.com site and read it, it will tell you how to adjust the EQ, and the 1 st bar of the EQ is the bass frequency, there is also an MX medi expander that increases the base, also i believe when you press the knob once you will see a bar and it says bass but thta wont work for you since this is only fot hte subwoofer outputs, this radio has 4 speaker outputs and extra 2 subwoofer outputs. The only thing to inrease bass is to play with the EQ and media expander until you get a sub...
boulderguy 
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Posted: October 22, 2005 at 12:48 PM / IP Logged  

Be sure that the tone controls/EQ are turned on with that unit - it has a setting that bypasses the EQ.  Again, you have to read the manual, as it's got more settings than a race car suspension.  If you want more bass, you should really add an amp - it's lack of power that diminishes the bass response.  A simple 2-channel front speaker amp is all you need.  The media expander is good for bringing MP3's back to life, otherwise I don't much care for it - but that's me.

I wouldn't mess with the time correction stuff on I-personalize unless your tweeters are a long distance from the drivers.  You need to know what you're doing to play with that stuff, otherwise it will sound worse.


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