Lost all treble to front speakers
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Gains were set by DMM and readjust by ear but we're not past 11 o'clock
Everything sounded great sitting still and at low speed. Didn't have a problem till I got on the highway over 65mph then the sound went to all mids and bass no treble.
Everything sounded great sitting still and at low speed. Didn't have a problem till I got on the highway over 65mph then the sound went to all mids and bass no treble.
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Where your gains set with the bike running or off?
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Lost all treble to front speakers
The gains were set running at 21.45 for the front and 19.75 for the rear as the rear speakers which were a lower rated speaker compared to the Kappas 62.11 in front
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Lost all treble to front speakers
I put the stock speakers in the rear pods at a low volume and the treble was there and checked the fronts with same speakers on the front channels and treble was the there also so I did smoke the tweeters in the front and rear
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Bringing this over here per Bertk's suggestion...
I think your volts are good but I think some of your other settings were off
Haze, Gann, SBates and Bertk can confirm but I think you should of had bass and treble dead center which is flat or 0. Also volume should have been 13 ticks for 75% volume. At 10 ticks you were only 58% volume. Once you set gains you shouldn't exceed the volume you set your gains at. I think the volume and the off flat treble you tuned at may be the bigger issue. Once you went above 10 ticks on volume that may have been enough to blow the tweeters with the additional ticks of treble.
Haze, Gann, SBates and Bertk can confirm but I think you should of had bass and treble dead center which is flat or 0. Also volume should have been 13 ticks for 75% volume. At 10 ticks you were only 58% volume. Once you set gains you shouldn't exceed the volume you set your gains at. I think the volume and the off flat treble you tuned at may be the bigger issue. Once you went above 10 ticks on volume that may have been enough to blow the tweeters with the additional ticks of treble.
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Lost all treble to front speakers
Bringing this over here per Bertk's suggestion...I think your volts are good but I think some of your other settings were off
Haze, Gann, SBates and Bertk can confirm but I think you should of had bass and treble dead center which is flat or 0. Also volume should have been 13 ticks for 75% volume. At 10 ticks you were only 58% volume. Once you set gains you shouldn't exceed the volume you set your gains at. I think the volume and the off flat treble you tuned at may be the bigger issue. Once you went above 10 ticks on volume that may have been enough to blow the tweeters with the additional ticks of treble.
Haze, Gann, SBates and Bertk can confirm but I think you should of had bass and treble dead center which is flat or 0. Also volume should have been 13 ticks for 75% volume. At 10 ticks you were only 58% volume. Once you set gains you shouldn't exceed the volume you set your gains at. I think the volume and the off flat treble you tuned at may be the bigger issue. Once you went above 10 ticks on volume that may have been enough to blow the tweeters with the additional ticks of treble.
When I did the initial set up I was in the middle (flat) on both bass and treble
Volume was 14
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Oh got it
Well I'm at a loss then as well. The only thing I can think of is avc as well. But even that seems a little bit of a stretch. Unless it was the truconnect line levelers. The BT ll's are set for our radios 85% volume and to remove the spikes in the hu bass and treble settings.
Well I'm at a loss then as well. The only thing I can think of is avc as well. But even that seems a little bit of a stretch. Unless it was the truconnect line levelers. The BT ll's are set for our radios 85% volume and to remove the spikes in the hu bass and treble settings.