Bose crossover adjust
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Joined: May 2002
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From: Houston, TX
did this to my bose equipped 997.1. found the removal instructions to get the whole subwoofer out, then there are about 40 (ok, maybe 20) torx screws that hold the unit together. put as much polyfil as i could fit into it, reassembled. sound is not perfect, but MUCH improved. it was so boomy before, this tamed it quite a bit. cheap and easy.
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Toronto
did this to my bose equipped 997.1. found the removal instructions to get the whole subwoofer out, then there are about 40 (ok, maybe 20) torx screws that hold the unit together. put as much polyfil as i could fit into it, reassembled. sound is not perfect, but MUCH improved. it was so boomy before, this tamed it quite a bit. cheap and easy.
I am curious if any cab guys have done it?
Thanks
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 82
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From: Houston, TX
Coupe or cab? I have the cab so the sub is up front and I believe the acoustics were designed differently. In the planet 9 article the guys kept making the point that their sub was a cab sub and not designed for their coupes
I am curious if any cab guys have done it?
Thanks
I am curious if any cab guys have done it?
Thanks
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Joined: Dec 2012
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From: State of Confusion
, but now I find that I like it low, listening to the engine instead and being able to hear my passport and react ASAP if needed. Makes me feel kinda old though. 
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Toronto
In my cab: bass +2, treble +5, fader +2 to the rear, balance +2 to the left, surround on, autospeed off
I like the surround and hate the auto volume as it always seems to over/under compensate
I actually do play it pretty loud on the road with the top down....sometimes
I like the surround and hate the auto volume as it always seems to over/under compensate
I actually do play it pretty loud on the road with the top down....sometimes
