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      11-16-2008, 02:42 PM   #1
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I know some people weren't too impressed with the Professioanl Hifi they shelled out big bucks for... I found this post some time ago on E90 post with some audio settings that made a vast difference to my car. Recently, when the headunit was replaced the settings were lost and I was appauled at how bad the stock EQ settings are.. So, throw these in and crank up the volume - things will sound ALOT better!

80hz -2
200hz 0
500hz +2
1khz +3
2khz -2
5khz -1
10khz +4

BASS +4
TREB +1
FADER +2
S-VOL 1
Aux-In Level 3 (center position)
LOGIC7 = MUSIC


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      11-16-2008, 08:16 PM   #2
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Thanks Peter Russel Clark. I'll give this a go - once I've finished reading through the various manuals and learn how to alter the individual frequencies... I'm reasonably impressed with the Pro HiFi so far though.
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What does the S-Vol do??? ...I never figured that one out. Along with the PDC adjustment...is that the Park distance control senstivity/loudness or something?
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What does the S-Vol do??? ...I never figured that one out. Along with the PDC adjustment...is that the Park distance control senstivity/loudness or something?
Speed dependant volume. Increases as you increase speed.
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Guys,

I know some people weren't too impressed with the Professioanl Hifi they shelled out big bucks for... I found this post some time ago on E90 post with some audio settings that made a vast difference to my car. Recently, when the headunit was replaced the settings were lost and I was appauled at how bad the stock EQ settings are.. So, throw these in and crank up the volume - things will sound ALOT better!

80hz -2
200hz 0
500hz +2
1khz +3
2khz -2
5khz -1
10khz +4

BASS +4
TREB +1
FADER +2
S-VOL 1
Aux-In Level 3 (center position)
LOGIC7 = MUSIC



Are you able to use both those functions at the same time Kris? On aftermarket units, you usually can't adjust the trble/bass settings without cancelling the equaliser and vice versa :iono:

And having 80hz on -2 slightly will take away from the +4 bass setting, but upping the bass will most likely up 60hz so having 80hz on -2 you would taking away a little midbass.
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      11-16-2008, 11:58 PM   #6
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kris, thanks for posting this. i was going to ask you for this info for my reference. you must be telepathic. it works wonders, though i had to back off the rear fade compared to the e90 suggested settings.
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      11-17-2008, 01:17 AM   #7
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Are you able to use both those functions at the same time Kris? On aftermarket units, you usually can't adjust the trble/bass settings without cancelling the equaliser and vice versa :iono:
Yes you can independently and concurrently change the equaliser and bass/treb.
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Interesting... so basically you can double up on your settings if you want to boost treble/bass a LOT!

Not good for speakers if used at high volumes...
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      11-17-2008, 01:45 AM   #9
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My pleasure, taken from E90 post. I thought it works really nicely, and yes professor agree - back off by 1 the rear fade... Sounds FAR better in my 1er
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