Mine seems to do fine most of the time. I personally like more though. I am about to upgrade to a different sub next week. I took it into the audio shop I've used for years and let them take a look at it. He said it actually sounded really good overall and said they had done a good job with the staging and cutoffs. I tend to agree with him, I just prefer more bass that I can feel. I have the cargo enclosure on order, and thus just doing a standalone box that can be taken in and out as necessary but still secure under the enclosure.
Interesting take and I appreciate your response. Given your opinion, I'm even more concerned that mine may not be quite right. For lack of being able to describe what I'm hearing, it sounds "flat" and is absent in recreating sounds below what I would consider a common tonal range that is still fairly high for a sub. Think "bass blocker" for anything that you might hear in rap music or even a lower kick drum...
Alan,
It's very much appreciated, Bill. Great idea as well. Thanks for acting as my "bass"line! (Yeah, it's weak but I used it anyway) I'll check it out today using what you gave me.
Whoa, volume up in the 20's?!? It will handle that? I thought I was pushing it about 13-14 in the Bronco, similar in my B&O 19' F350 CCSB.
I love my music loud, and the B&O is very clear at those levels since they have the DSP controlling the frequencies. The batting will help some. For the Bronco, the offending rattle seems to be coming from just above and to the left of the sub. See pic. This piece pops out and just put anything in there that might absorb the plastic rattle. It helped substantially. Quick fix. The real issue is the use of the plastic fasteners do not have a tight grip on it and thus have some movement that allows for the vibrations and therefore leading to the rattles.
