Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2004 6:43 am
If you can localize your bass, it's simply because you have your sub crossed over to high. A subwoofer is supposed to play sub-bass. Sub-bass is anything 60 hz and below. When you start having your sub play high frequency stuff, it makes the music sloppy and allows you to localize the origin of the bass.
Did you try the suggestions I made earlier? Disable all the headunit crossovers and use your amp crossovers at the frequencies I suggested. If it doesn't work, then oh well, but I'd almost put money down that it will fix your problems.
I listen to primarily rock / hard rock / acoustic stuff myself. You don't want your sub playing 100 hz sections of music. It sounds like ass.
Did you try the suggestions I made earlier? Disable all the headunit crossovers and use your amp crossovers at the frequencies I suggested. If it doesn't work, then oh well, but I'd almost put money down that it will fix your problems.
I listen to primarily rock / hard rock / acoustic stuff myself. You don't want your sub playing 100 hz sections of music. It sounds like ass.