Subwoofer working?
#1
Subwoofer working?
not sure if my sub is putting out. Had it replaced under warranty a little over a year ago. Anyone know a sure fire method of determining if it is working? I have gone into the sound, subwoofer menu and can't seem to hear any change as I adjust the "volume" of the sub.
Thanks!
Reason I would like sub in addition to music is that I read that it sends out low frequency signals to act as road noise cancelling device.
Acurod
Thanks!
Reason I would like sub in addition to music is that I read that it sends out low frequency signals to act as road noise cancelling device.
Acurod
#2
Are you turning up the bass and the subwoofer options?
The easiest and sure fire way to check it is to open the trunk and look at it/listen to it. Or turn the fader to the front and check the deck lid for sound
On a side note, you probably wont get the range out of our free air subs to cancel road noise and if the RL isn't quiet enough for you then you might be in trouble.
The easiest and sure fire way to check it is to open the trunk and look at it/listen to it. Or turn the fader to the front and check the deck lid for sound
On a side note, you probably wont get the range out of our free air subs to cancel road noise and if the RL isn't quiet enough for you then you might be in trouble.
#3
^I think he means how the sub is configured by the designers for the ANC system.
+1 on fader. There is also diagnostic modes that can be accessed by holding "1" & "6" and then hitting the correct number after that, but I don't know if that will help here.
+1 on fader. There is also diagnostic modes that can be accessed by holding "1" & "6" and then hitting the correct number after that, but I don't know if that will help here.
#5
I guess I missed his part about the road noise.
OP, the ANC for the 05-08 models is designed to negate engine and exhaust noise. I believe the 09 & 10 models have a more advanced system, but it wasn't until 11 that they implemented a device in the wheel wells (I believe) to actually kill some road noise.
OP, the ANC for the 05-08 models is designed to negate engine and exhaust noise. I believe the 09 & 10 models have a more advanced system, but it wasn't until 11 that they implemented a device in the wheel wells (I believe) to actually kill some road noise.
#7
The only way to kill road noise it to turn the radio up, add sound deadening, or buy better tires.
The RL is a quiet car, so if you aren't happy with what you have its time to spend money.
The RL is a quiet car, so if you aren't happy with what you have its time to spend money.
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#8
EDIT: It is the wheel.
Originally Posted by 2011 RL Update
Unique new 18" x 8" diameter 15-spoke aluminum wheels included a new noise quieting technology: a polypropylene "Helmholtz resonator" that encircled the center portion of the inside of the wheel. The resonator served to suppress specific frequencies between 100 and 500 hertz, and in combination with increased floorboard insulation, decreased interior noise by 1.3 dB, or 15%.[31] The Helmholtz resonators in the wheels were touted as a "world's first" for a passenger vehicle. The new wheels appeared to be conventional alloy wheels modified to incorporate an internal noise reduction device. A diagram showed an elastomer-type ring with multiple hollow chambers surrounding the center line of the wheel circumference. This resonator was designed to absorb the resonances generated by rough road surfaces such as highway seams.
Last edited by oo7spy; 02-09-2012 at 09:39 AM.
#9
That sucks because as you stated, if you change rims, your ride will get noisier I guess whats 1.3 dB though
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