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I have installed a puzu-c7 with speakers and a sub behind the seat. Does anyone have any tuning files or tips they would like to share before I try to tune. I am very much new to this and any help would be appreciated.
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I don't have any experience tuning a DSP but a quick search turned up this thread - https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/370-audio-upgrade-puzu-dsp-tuning.41802/
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I'll see about getting my tune downloaded this evening. The biggest thing I found though was to use MP3Gain to lower the replaygain. That would have me turning up the volume more to get the same loudness but with a lot more power. That power (literally, more watts) allows the speakers to produce the sound significantly cleaner. The C7 offsets the bass removal that the head unit does in the upper volumes.
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Evan, that would be great. i am interested in where your gains are to see if Im going the correct route, I have my fronts around 7-8 and rears at 3.5-4. Are you using the PUZU-C7?
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Unfortunately downloading the file to my phone from the android app isn't a thing. I will have to get out the laptop and the USB I guess.
As for the gains, are you referring to the overall gain for each speaker? Where it goes from 0-60 and also has a delay setting?
On that screen I have the fronts at 30 which seems like 0db. The rears at 20 for -5db. I have little rear passengers that need the lower volume as the car seat headrests curve around the back of their heads and catch a lot of sound. They get mad at me though if I completely shut off the rear as they want to listen too.
I did not touch the delay because I have the head unit set to Driver which plays around with that.
Eventually, I will get around to disabling all the stuff the head unit does and get more into fine tuning it myself. Maybe get a proper mic for that instead of the Rock Band Xbox 360 one I have been using.
Oh, and I still need to add a sub.
As for the gains, are you referring to the overall gain for each speaker? Where it goes from 0-60 and also has a delay setting?
On that screen I have the fronts at 30 which seems like 0db. The rears at 20 for -5db. I have little rear passengers that need the lower volume as the car seat headrests curve around the back of their heads and catch a lot of sound. They get mad at me though if I completely shut off the rear as they want to listen too.
I did not touch the delay because I have the head unit set to Driver which plays around with that.
Eventually, I will get around to disabling all the stuff the head unit does and get more into fine tuning it myself. Maybe get a proper mic for that instead of the Rock Band Xbox 360 one I have been using.
Oh, and I still need to add a sub.
