Really need some help trouble shooting. I own a Mitsubishi Lancer 05, I recently added a
JVC KD-R980BTS Single Din and 4x 6 1/2 Pioneer Ts-G650 speakers. (adding a sub soon)

The lows and mid sound fine clean and clear punchy response. However when I crank the volmue up the highs in songs wether it be vocals, guitar rift or high notes hurt my ears badly.
Someone said turn the high pass off which I don't see that setting on my head unit. I have tried turning mid and treble -2 with eq settings when I do it helps a bit, but not much. If anyone has experince or ideas please help!!!

This post was edited by Brandon9405 on Oct 15 2017 10:00am

Have you considered installing ear plugs? This may help, lmk.

Thanks for the troll man...

Did this help? If you ain't try it, you ain't know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-pass_filter

you need to set your low pass filter accordingly. our ears are very sensitive to sounds and their ability to hear diminishes over time.


http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Sound/maxsens.html

Most normal people in their 20s and 30s have the highest ear sensitivity at a frequency near 10000 Hz. you can set a low pass filter to attenuate (fancy term for decrease the intensity) of your speakers so the highs shouldn't be as loud. It will take some experimentation but you can try to set it around 7-10 kHz and go from there (1 kHz = 1000 Hz)

Thanks, I will try to test this when I get off work, the first valuable information I've had all week lol!

adjust your highs from the equalizer in the JVC headunit