is this normal that the rear speakers of behind are much less strong
than those of ahead (front)?

when I fix volume at the center one hears much
more the high speakers of ahead


do you think it's normal ???


(the sound is good !!!,,,,but the balance is strange)


Sorry for my bad english,,i'm better in french,,,,,i do my best ;-)

I've noticed that get most of the sound from the front. Tried doing some
adjustments but didnt seem to help. Well they can say 14 speakers. The sound is
good but I've always like more of surround effect. Had the same problem with
the Corvettes Bose and it is gone, but was junk compared to Lexus



quote=maestro42,Aug 11 2005, 10:40 PM]
is this normal that the rear speakers of behind are much less strong
than those of ahead (front)?

when I fix volume at the center one hears much
more the high speakers of ahead


do you think it's normal ???


(the sound is good !!!,,,,but the balance is strange)


Sorry for my bad english,,i'm better in french,,,,,i do my best ;-)
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Correctly tuned automotive sound systems should have a front image (meaning the sound comes mostly from the front). The goal in tuning a sound system is to emulate how we listen to music in the real world. If you go to the symphony you don't face away from the stage, you listen to it and most of the sound comes from in front of you.

If you like more of a surround feel to your music use the radio controls to fade the sound towards the rear until you get the amount of "surround" you'd like.

aslo there are a "bunch" of speakers on the front...there are 3 on each door and one in the middle..thats 1/2 of your speakers right there....