about speaker

[boqibama]

Did you guys notice that the rear speakers volume is way too low comparing to the front ones? Any suggestion?

[BillyBeaneBall]

What I noticed when I had my first V (before I accidently killed it) was that it just didn't have the bass some of my other cars did in the rear. I attributed that more tothe positioning of the speaker in the V (in the rear door) as opposed to the sedans I had (in the back ledge) So when I had to buy my second one, I got the Audio package with the subwoofer and that solved my problem.

Of course, now I can't put my golf clubs in the back hatch but I listen to music WAY MORE than I play golf. So the clubs will have to go in the back seat from now on

[Deke40]

That is why I usually fade to the back speakers all the way, turn the volume up to an acceptable level then fade the front ones in until I get the balance I want. Not perfect but seems to work for me.

[lain]

Lol I have my bass, treble and volume all the way and my car vibrates alot. i guess it matters what kinda music you listen too.

I use to have a sub and amp in my old car and of corse the sound different is easily noticable but my versa does its part being stock.

[Clipsed]

This is because rear speakers are only used for "rear fill" You never use rear speakers as your main source of sound, but rather to accommodate for the loss of sound from the front speakers (front stage). Think about if you are at a concert, or a movie theater . . . . Where is the sound coming from? The front of you, the speakers on the side are just to accommodate for the sound waves that are lost/fading from the travel.