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Adjusting the gain in my kenwood head unit
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<blockquote data-quote="Mooncatt" data-source="post: 8675739" data-attributes="member: 676968"><p>Could you elaborate on what you mean by "really high pitchy ness ?" Like is it just too loud on the high notes, are you hearing distortion, or something else? Is the volume otherwise to your liking if not for this issue (I.e. Are you having to max it out.) Also, are you running any other aftermarket equipment? Since you originally had the right side of the EQ maxed out, it may be helpful to know what all of those settings are currently at.</p><p></p><p>As for what your friend means by adjusting the gains, you'll need to ask him, because it could mean several things and I'm not going to try reading his mind. While a true gain setting isn't the same as a volume control, it should be noted that it will affect all frequencies similar to a volume adjustment. So by turning a gain setting down as advised by your friend, the lows and mids will go down with the highs and result in a quieter output. So if this is only an issue of your high notes, adjusting a gain setting isn't likely to help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mooncatt, post: 8675739, member: 676968"] Could you elaborate on what you mean by "really high pitchy ness ?" Like is it just too loud on the high notes, are you hearing distortion, or something else? Is the volume otherwise to your liking if not for this issue (I.e. Are you having to max it out.) Also, are you running any other aftermarket equipment? Since you originally had the right side of the EQ maxed out, it may be helpful to know what all of those settings are currently at. As for what your friend means by adjusting the gains, you'll need to ask him, because it could mean several things and I'm not going to try reading his mind. While a true gain setting isn't the same as a volume control, it should be noted that it will affect all frequencies similar to a volume adjustment. So by turning a gain setting down as advised by your friend, the lows and mids will go down with the highs and result in a quieter output. So if this is only an issue of your high notes, adjusting a gain setting isn't likely to help. [/QUOTE]
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