So ive been trying to figure out why I cant go to the bass/tre and H.P.F. settings?

I go to the Setup -> Audio then i click the >> button to Bass/Tre and H.P.F. and its not going to the page. Anyone know whats wrong with it? It clicks it. just doesnt go to the page.

 

umm off the top of my head i know theres a bandpass filter or equalizer filter something filter and if that selected then you wont ba able to adjust those settings.

 

hmm.. let me check it right now. i could of sworn i turned it off. maybe its on my amp?

 

no the amp isnt the cause whatever it is is on the HU itself

 

yea. i just check it. i couldnt find it in the HU settings.

 

man its bugging. cuz when they changed my battery they unhooked my wiring. and it restarted everything. =/

 

ok hang on.

 

aright cool thanks bro.

 

home screen>setup>audio> bottom right corner there will be defeat button make sure thats off.

 

OH shizzle! it was on!

 

ok now go to the audio menu and you should be able scroll down and HPF and all that should be at the bottom of the menu

 

thank you man, i knew it was something so easy it was in front of me. i just couldnt figure it out. i was so used to it being off. btw. whats your take on getting the addon for the w205 a pxa-h701?

 

Umm i havent ever messed with that unit on the Iva models so i really cant give my $0.02

 

My advice, have someone do the tuning for you. I can try messing with it, but honestly it may not be that great. Tuning an audio system is like tuning a car, it requires experience and skill and not everyone can do it.

I had it with w200, but it made a world of a difference. If you want to obtain true sound quality and to be able to set your soundstage properly (center of the car, eye level, deep towards the windshield and wide) it's the best tool you can use. Should be able to pick it up as low as 250 if you're very lucky. I sold mine for 275 for a quick sale, but they'll sell for in the low 300's.

By going this route, if you have crossovers that came with your components (if you have some), I wouldn't even use them. Going the "active" route replaces the passive crossovers and gives you so many more options, plus it requires less power.

Check out diymobilaudio.com/forum, they usually have some floating around in the classifieds over there. When I do my setup again, I'm probably gonna go that route again, unless I go with the Zapco amps or the Audison BitOne issues have been addressed.

Also, be sure to get an optical cable for the audio. My friend has my Tara Labs one and if he's not using it I can sell it, would be pricey because it's Tara Labs, but previously I was using one I bought from Amazon for 30 bucks...I just wanted to go high end so I was using the Tara Labs.