If you've got the 180watt factory system, than this is for you.
1.Fade your stereo to the rears and check if you have decent bass.
2.Fade all the way to the fronts and check for bass.
3.Fade to the center and you'll most likely realize that the bass is gone! Why is this? Well I found that the rears and the fronts were out of phase from each other. And we all know that out of phase = zero bass. So I went to my shop and picked up 2 nissan harnesses. I then pulled out the factory stereo and switched the polarity on the rear speakers (sub goes through the same wires). Well what do you know, I got the bass back. Not that it is overwhelming, but way better than before. I'm wondering if this problem is internal from the radio or from the wiring to the speakers.
Let me know if you guys/girls have had this problem with the factory stereo. And if this solution works. Any q's let me know. Thanks.
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97 nissan 240 se, stock (for now) except for custom sounds.
01 nissan sentra se/pp, stock (my girl's car).
1.Fade your stereo to the rears and check if you have decent bass.
2.Fade all the way to the fronts and check for bass.
3.Fade to the center and you'll most likely realize that the bass is gone! Why is this? Well I found that the rears and the fronts were out of phase from each other. And we all know that out of phase = zero bass. So I went to my shop and picked up 2 nissan harnesses. I then pulled out the factory stereo and switched the polarity on the rear speakers (sub goes through the same wires). Well what do you know, I got the bass back. Not that it is overwhelming, but way better than before. I'm wondering if this problem is internal from the radio or from the wiring to the speakers.
Let me know if you guys/girls have had this problem with the factory stereo. And if this solution works. Any q's let me know. Thanks.
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97 nissan 240 se, stock (for now) except for custom sounds.
01 nissan sentra se/pp, stock (my girl's car).