[W126 Coupe] Becker Equaliser Settings (Mexico Diversity Model 839,
10-speaker)
Dawid Loubser
dawidl at solms.co.za
Fri Sep 15 10:25:19 EDT 2006
Hi,
While I'm on the topic (don't know if this is useful to anybody) but
after months of adjustment, I have found the following settings on the
Becker Mexico Diversity (Model 839) to be optimal - if you like a fairly
flat response across the frequency range. As mentioned earlier, the
default
settings sound quite terrible (real 1980s flat sound to it) but I
have mine
set to:
For FM Receiption
Treble: +2.5 increments (Up)
Bass: +1.5 increments (Down)
Visually shown as:
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For Tape (iPod cassette adaptor, 4th gen iPod with
EQ settings turned off)
Treble: +2 increments (Up)
Bass: (Neutral)
Visually shown as:
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I am a demanding listener, and very happy with these settings across
most types of music, especially demanding electronic/ambient, as well as
jazz (Miles Davis, Stan Getz, etc). I am now a happy listener. Anybody
else also fairly demanding listeners, yet very happy with the stock
system?
Also, one technical question: Does anybody know why the system, above
a particular
(medium-loud) volume level, audibly filters out more bass (it's quite
distinct if you turn
up the volume slowly) ? Depending on your settings, it sounds "just
right" either above, or
below, this volume level, but not both.
Dawid
P.S> There can't be many cars almost 20 years old which has standard
subwoofers fitted
to the doors, yet have no bass-induced door rattles at high volumes :-)
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