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12-19-2010, 12:55 PM
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Best Setting for Harman Kardon stereo w/o parametric equalizer
So I know that there is a thread for all of the owners with nav that have the parametric equalizer for their stereo, but how about those of us that just have the Harman Kardon stereo without parametric equalizer? I have tried and tried, but I cannot seem to find a "great" balance between everything.
Suggestions?
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12-19-2010, 04:12 PM
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Something I do is to adjust the fader to the rear until you can hear all the speakers mine I think is on R3 and then start adjusting the treble/middle and bass until you like what you hear. I will usually put in a cd of my favorite band when I do this so I am familiar with the music.
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