Hollow / bad sounding midbass on certain songs

[Justin Zazzi]

I wonder if you could capture the speaker misbehaving in a recording? That might help us identify the issue.

If you want to try it, it's best if you mute every speaker except the one that you're troubleshooting. Then play something that sounds right, and something that sounds wrong.

[ryyo]

I wonder if you could capture the speaker misbehaving in a recording? That might help us identify the issue.

If you want to try it, it's best if you mute every speaker except the one that you're troubleshooting. Then play something that sounds right, and something that sounds wrong.

I might try that. I didn't get to mess with it too much the last few days, but I did move the sub low pass up to 100, and the midbass highpass to the same. What I noticed, again on Enter Sandman, is that as I raised the level of the sub with the H800, that same sound was coming through the sub and intensifying as I raised the sub level. Prior to changing the crossover points, I only heard it through the driver's side midbass. Again, it may have been coming through the passenger's side midbass as well, but I couldn't hear it at the time.

[Jdunk54nl]

Also, have you tried the same song but different source of it? Might just be the recording that is the issue too.

[89grand]

Maybe some certain frequencies are exciting some interior panels. I have a problem right now with that. Certain frequencies make my drivers side window buzz. I need to deaden my doors better. You can download a signal generator to your phone, and see if you can find the problem that sounds like what you are hearing with music.