Nowadays, it is already difficult to find a car that is not equipped with at least the simplest sound system. However, installing a radio tape recorder and speakers is still half the battle. It is also necessary to adjust the sound in such a way that it is pleasant to listen to it.
Instructions
Step 1
If your radio has the ability to set separate frequencies for each individual speaker - take advantage of this and redirect the low frequencies to larger speakers, better suited for this (usually located at the back). If you have a subwoofer, then there is usually a separate settings section for it.
Step 2
Use the Fade and Balance tools to adjust the soundscape in a way that is most comfortable for you. Music is usually stereo, so four (or more) speakers are not required to play it. However, if your speakers reproduce different frequencies, it makes sense to experiment with making some of them stand out from the big picture.
Step 3
Adjust the loudness level so that low frequencies are not lost at low playback volumes, but also do not hum at high volumes.
Step 4
If necessary, correct the frequency picture of your sound. These settings are highly individual and depend on the listening experience, the type of speaker system and the genre of music you are listening to.
Step 5
While listening to music, tweak the settings until you are satisfied.
