Skids Custom Audio Install

First is right midrange, then left

Again still refining
 

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Subwoofer EQ which is simple, I had to dip the 45hz range due to the response.

I pretty much need to readjust everything since fixing time delay
 

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UPDATE... I placed an order for the Halo9 this morning and should be installing it on Friday, been experiencing signal issues and Bluetooth connectivity issues with the stock unit lately and I’m over it, it’s nothing new to install one of these, but I’m excited to see if there’s a difference in sound quality after I retune it... will update my thread once it’s done
 
The eq in your midrange and bass is very similar to the eq I'm running. I'm sure with the new head unit you'll get better overall output.

I just got done with another tune in mine. Finally sounding like I want it. Well see how long I keep the factory head unit as well.
 
Smitty19TRD said:
The eq in your midrange and bass is very similar to the eq I'm running. I'm sure with the new head unit you'll get better overall output.

I just got done with another tune in mine. Finally sounding like I want it. Well see how long I keep the factory head unit as well.
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Turns out I can’t even trust Alpine tech support, after speaking with them I was told that the current Halo9frn unit will work, so I ordered one and it turns out it doesn’t work, some of the connectors are different... called them back and the response was “it will not work due to connectors being different” I’m like are you kidding me?? I’m sure I could find the correct connectors, but at that point I might as well build it myself for less money.

Oh well at least Crutchfield is refunding me in full due to the situation.
 
That sucks. I just replaced my DSP and old amplifiers the day before yesterday. I'm so happy to finally get a good tune and low noise floor. I may stick with my OEM radio. I don't have any issues with mine other than factory eq.
 
Skidmarcx said:
input signals from the stock HU... first one being a full range signal from the fronts with a huge bump in high end and low mid range... second being a more high frequency weighted profile from the rear channels, I thought it was interesting... doesn’t appear that the bass rolls off with volume it stayed consistent.

Please let me know if there are questions I’ll do my best to assist, thanks again for tuning in.
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Did you turn off the head end unit ASL before these measurements?

Did you set the head end unit treble, mid, and bass to 0 before these measurements?

This is your 2020 4Runner, correct?
 
Florida 4R said:
Did you turn off the head end unit ASL before these measurements?

Did you set the head end unit treble, mid, and bass to 0 before these measurements?

This is your 2020 4Runner, correct?
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Apologies I haven’t been active on here lately, I’ve since sold my 5th Gen and got back into my 3rd Gen… these measurements were taken with all EQ set to zero
 
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