I put in my 2 12" MTX 4500 Subwoofers with an audio planet amp and there just isn't enough bass... is it because everything is sealed?
I had the same issue in my e39 540i so i cut out my own ski pass and the sound improved by a lot...


What did you guys do to get some more bass? Any suggestions?

 

Welcome!!!
Lots of info on this, do a search in the forum

 

Thanks!

I tryed the search function but im not finding anything really...

 

Hi there,

I might be able to help you get more bass out of your sound system, however that may require you to purchase a new subwoofer.
Please e-mail me at hendrady@hotmail.com if you're interested in doing this with us. Oh yes, where are you located by the way?
We are located in West LA.

Thank You,
Peter

 

How far from the car the bass must be heard? In my 2007 sound system has too much [boomy] bass.

 

i had one 12" MTX 8500 sub in a sealed box and it was pretty loud. But then I sold it and got a 12" JL Audio W6v2 in a ported box and im in love with my sub now. Contact member FANTASTIC_5 for quotes for audio stuff (he owns a audio shop).

 

Describe not enough bass. My car has the standard system and believe it or not, it has bass to my stinky ears sastifation

 

I' am actually located in NY area so i guess this won't work out...

 

anyone who is car audio systems will tell you the BMW is probably the best sealed vehichle trunk in the market. These things are sealed shut, making it very difficult to get bass in to the cabin your best bet is to go infinate baffle with subs mounted on rear deck or cutting out the ski pass and g et some bass that way. I'm running 2 12" with about 1000 watts and still sounds a little bit on the weak side. More modification will probably be necessary.

 

In 1966 The Beatles performed at Shea Stadium using 100W amps (upgraded from 30W). Ok so they couldn't be heard either but they had more than road noise from run flat tyres to compete with.

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