Bose System too Bass'ey?
Bose System too Bass'ey?
Does anyone else think the Bose system is too bass heavy.
It seems like I am always adjusting the bass down to -2 just so I don't rattle my brain.
Anyone?
It seems like I am always adjusting the bass down to -2 just so I don't rattle my brain.
Anyone?
I find that it depends on the mastering qualities of the source CD.
Some CDs I find do not have enough bass even when set to max.
Volume affects it somewhat - at lower listening levels I tend to increase the bass.....
Maybe it's just my ears....
Some CDs I find do not have enough bass even when set to max.
Volume affects it somewhat - at lower listening levels I tend to increase the bass.....
Maybe it's just my ears....
Yet another reason to upgrade to a complete aftermarket setup
Just as with home audio, you get what you pay for (compare the sticker price of the bose system to what you could do for a comparable amount of cash in the aftermarket) Assuming the cd you are listening to is ok, a quality set of cabin speakers from focal or mbquart and a small sub installed with quality cable will always sound better than an OEM system.
Just as with home audio, you get what you pay for (compare the sticker price of the bose system to what you could do for a comparable amount of cash in the aftermarket) Assuming the cd you are listening to is ok, a quality set of cabin speakers from focal or mbquart and a small sub installed with quality cable will always sound better than an OEM system.
Last edited by eshaun; Nov 23, 2004 at 09:26 PM.
Re: Bose System too Bass'ey?
Originally posted by DIMISA77
Does anyone else think the Bose system is too bass heavy.
It seems like I am always adjusting the bass down to -2 just so I don't rattle my brain.
Anyone?
Does anyone else think the Bose system is too bass heavy.
It seems like I am always adjusting the bass down to -2 just so I don't rattle my brain.
Anyone?
To me...all I was able to get is lots of midrange out of my Bose...and the bass it did provide from that lame box in the rear...was distorted. I ripped it all out and went after market...it's the way to go. Bose may make great home systems, but their in car stuff is just not worth the money.
to be honest i love it. with the Dance-House Music kicking its just great. I'M JUST IN MY OWN WORLD
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Adjust your fade two notches towards the front. This allows a decent bass setting, but the bass isn't as intense and the mids/highs are more clearly heard. I keep my bass at +2 or +3 (sometimes lower) and the treble at +7. Hope this helps.
Last edited by Rob; Nov 27, 2004 at 08:30 AM.




