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ThanksMuddiness is mentioned at 60 hz and down here:
Interactive Frequency Chart - Independent Recording Network
Drag the cursor over different colored areas for the definitions![]()
I've already cut 250hz about 2.5db250hz seems to be the spot that can't get enough cut in my ride. That's what seems to add the mud.
NP !Thanks
I'll try these; that's a possibility.I'll cut a little 160 to gain some low-end clarity and definition, sometimes 125 a bit and sometimes 200 a bit too.
x2. Exact frequencies I've had to cut to clear up the midbass.I'll cut a little 160 to gain some low-end clarity and definition, sometimes 125 a bit and sometimes 200 a bit too.
No I didn't; I have noticed how it effects vocals.NP !
and did you see where boominess comes in up to about 240 hz ?
How did you come up with 142hz?My car hates 142hz. Someone needs to work on his install…![]()
Muddiness is mentioned at 60 hz and down here:
Interactive Frequency Chart - Independent Recording Network
Drag the cursor over different colored areas for the definitions![]()
x2, after having my in dash eq running for about 8 months now im supprised to say that 125hz is the dial that cleans up the mud the bestI'll cut a little 160 to gain some low-end clarity and definition, sometimes 125 a bit and sometimes 200 a bit too.