Tweaking Line Levelers
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Tweaking Line Levelers
Anyone tweak their line levelers? My 2015 Rushmore Ultra 6.5 head unit has a problem with the front speaker channels. My rear channels sound much fuller and bassier then the front. It's not the speakers themselves and it's like this with or without the amp in line. If I swap the front output with the rear on then the front speakers sound better then the rear. I spoke with Bill at BT and he suggested I reset my radio, if that doesn't help to go back to the previous radio software update, if that doesn't help then I should play with the line leveler adjustments. Have any of you guys had to do this, or do you guys fine tune the LL's? Right now I have the front and rear channels swapped so the front sounds better. My radio is suppose to be flashed as stock, no amps on, 4 speakers, front fairing, rear tour pac pods. Thanks.
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I'll let you know how my experimenting works out after this weekend. Gonna try a few things out and then call Bill on Monday.
Kinda the same problem, not sure if it's the amp or the BT355, but my 602's running off TM400X2AD have more bass then the 692's running off a bridged B54. I'm wondering if the BT355 is taking too much bass out of the signal or if the signal is weak for what the B54 wants for an input. My guess is the BT355 defaults are setup more for a BT amp then a non BT amp.
Kinda the same problem, not sure if it's the amp or the BT355, but my 602's running off TM400X2AD have more bass then the 692's running off a bridged B54. I'm wondering if the BT355 is taking too much bass out of the signal or if the signal is weak for what the B54 wants for an input. My guess is the BT355 defaults are setup more for a BT amp then a non BT amp.
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Originally Posted by matt76cmich
I'll let you know how my experimenting works out after this weekend. Gonna try a few things out and then call Bill on Monday.
Kinda the same problem, not sure if it's the amp or the BT355, but my 602's running off TM400X2AD have more bass then the 692's running off a bridged B54. I'm wondering if the BT355 is taking too much bass out of the signal or if the signal is weak for what the B54 wants for an input. My guess is the BT355 defaults are setup more for a BT amp then a non BT amp.
Kinda the same problem, not sure if it's the amp or the BT355, but my 602's running off TM400X2AD have more bass then the 692's running off a bridged B54. I'm wondering if the BT355 is taking too much bass out of the signal or if the signal is weak for what the B54 wants for an input. My guess is the BT355 defaults are setup more for a BT amp then a non BT amp.
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That shouldn't be an issue when you have gain settings also referred to as input sensitivity. If you can adjust your gain and are below 50% you have plenty of input signal. Could be what Steaks is going thru. Swap your front channel and see if it changes.
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