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How do you get to it? Is there a way to alter the controls e.g. Amount of bass it produces and the frequency. Does anyone know what setting it is likely to be at?
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It's in the boot behind the grill panel, I can't remember which side and I didn't drive today so I can't go and check. As far as I know there are no user controls though...sigpic -
agreed no settings except vibrations from something loose .........................which reminds me I need to strip it out to see whats causing the noise
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It's in your boot behind a grill panel on the drivers side.
You can insert foam bit to help it stop vibrating - that has worked for some members.
To change settings like the Bass etc press the music note symbol button on your head unit.Comment
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Surely the foam would dull the noise?
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Haha, but if you put it around. The assembly it will restrict the air movement?
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Yeah Zack is talking about a piece of foam around the outside of the sub to stop it knocking on the bodywork or panels in the boot 
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OK, just found out I do have a subwoofer (had my car for almost a year) I always thought the subwoofer was that optional extra tube-thingy..
Had always been impressed with the sound for a "non-sub system"
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If you have the little speaker on the centre dash with the silver panel that says "Hi-Fi" then you will have the subwoofer in the boot behind the right hand side panel.
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Jup, learnt that this morning
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