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Could it be that the other car has the same 'fault' as yours? clutching at straws, but you never know!
I would have a look at some of the audio specialists... pretty sure there are a few threads on SLS audio upgrades on the US forums...
You're not a man who's afraid to mod, so let MBMK replace t and if it's the same,ask if they'll pick up the tab for a specialist to install an aftermarket one. If they say know, pay for it yourself and fall in love with your dream car.
Could it be that the other car has the same 'fault' as yours? clutching at straws, but you never know!
It sounds like the amp is clipping when driving the sub and maybe you are overdoing the sub-base as well. Try turning the gain back to zero and see how it fares.
imho, using mp3 for music files is likely to lead to disappointment in audio quality, try some Cd's.
I doubt it. Turning my home KEF sub up leads to an unpleasant thump, which overpowers the rest of the audio range.
It's best to keep a sub-woofer for a low level of base enhancement, not to be heard.
Did you rip the MP3s yourself or download them? You can get some right old shyate from the dodgy download sites.
You see good things do come from Kent.
I doubt it. Turning my home KEF sub up leads to an unpleasant thump, which overpowers the rest of the audio range.
BTW, I too have a Kef system at home and the sub on that is awesome isn't it! I have the HTB2 'round' sub.
No, all ripped from CD's myself or downloaded from iTunes....and all officially paid for (I don't download music that I don't pay for...that just doesn't sit right with me). Going back to my previous point ...the same files, on the same USB or iPod works fine in everything else
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