Can't you just play a song and change the settings until it sounds good? That's what I did anyway.

 

depends on how you like the sound and what headunit you have?

 

What speakers have you got where? What headunit? What music do you listen to?

As a basic setting I usually (out of -10 - 0 - +10 ) Have treble boosted to +3, bass to +2, have it faded to the back 3 places. This is on a bmw 1 series but its only got basic stereo with coaxes in the front and 6" woofers in the rear, so a fairly similar set up to the corsa.

I find fading it to the back a little makes it bassier without making the front speakers break up; which is nice.

 

bass +7 mid+2 treblw 0

WIN

 

as specks said, mines pretty flat but the trebles on minus 2 as the tweeters are very bright. Also depends on the speakers its very much a try by ear thing

 

well i set it up so it sounds good one song and then once summat else goes on it sounds like poop :angry: ive got like a jvc headunit that cost like 70 quid and it goes +6 to -6 on settings. i like boom boom vibrate the hell outta everything bass too :heelclick:

 

If that was me, I would aim for around bass +1 or +2, mid 0, treble +4 Use these as your base setting and fine tune until your happy

teamSPB

 

If that was me, I would aim for around bass +1 or +2, mid 0, treble +4 Use these as your base setting and fine tune until your happy

teamSPB

sweet imma try int morning like... but cheers :doublethumbs: and thank you everyone thats given advice, i should start maybe paying attention ha

 

No problem mate...we're all here to help!

teamSPB

 

What model is your JVC unit? Ive got a JVC one so if its the same Ill tell you what settings ive used.

 

Bass on maximum which is +7, treble on +2 or +3.
Faded 8/10 to the front

 

i got a jvc headunit too...
my setting...
mode = jazz
front +1
balance 0
vol + 1
sub + 4

then jus turn the sub vol up or down dependent of the track

 

IMO you want the setup to sound great for all tracks not specific :doublethumbs:

 

Just fiddle with the settings till you find something that sounds good, not alot of point asking what other settings people use unless they have the same h/u as you.

Also a litle word of advice when EQing its best to cut frequencies rather than to boost them, if you run out of adjustment then you can boost stuff a little but its best to not to increase the levels to much in case it starts clipping.