Problem with too much bass(probably driver)

[JewPacaBraZ]

Hello there,

I have been using an overpowered subwoofer (like those in live concerts) and i have it for my PC(i really like audio quality at max). My speakers are really good (2 Sharp ones in front and 2 Samsung in the back linked to a sharp Hi-Fi). On my old monitor i have been using the "low frequency protection" enchantment in the sound settings, but since i got a new monitor whenever the sound is "too low" (like the start of a music track) the speakers "turn off" (the monitor manages to not send any signal to the speakers , for power saving maybe) so i switched to the audio output of my PC and there is no such enchantment for that audio source and i needed to lower the bass from the EQ but im not satisfied from the result. Anyone has any idea how to get/enable low frequency protection or any solution to that?  (plus virtual sound and loudness equalization)

[NinJake]

You're pulling audio from your monitor? why?

 

There's also a difference from audio quality and audio loudness.

[JewPacaBraZ]

Just now, NinJake said:

You're pulling audio from your monitor? why?

 

There's also a difference from audio quality and audio loudness.

im not pulling audio from my monitor anymore, it can be loud but usually i operate the speakers at 2-20% audio volume, its pretty clean and crisp very good quality especially for movies and music( i use my headphones for games) but there is tooooooo much bass and (its doesnt bothering me too much but surely my mom does xD)

[NinJake]

I'm not fully understanding... so your issue is you need a way to raise the bass level?

[JewPacaBraZ]

1 minute ago, NinJake said:

I'm not fully understanding... so your issue is you need a way to raise the bass level?

nope the exact opposite, with low frequency protection the bass was lower and came only through the subwoofer (and not both subwoofer and speakers) and the bass was lower at normal levels . Basically im trying to find a way to manually enable this enchantment , i have searched online and found nothing 

[NinJake]

It sounds like you need to set a crossover frequency

[JewPacaBraZ]

Just now, NinJake said:

It sounds like you need to set a crossover frequency

oh wow thank you , is that a software i need to buy/download and set it up , or i can do this with windows .(sorry im really not good with sound settings)

[NinJake]

It depends... I'm not sure how your audio set up is ... set up. You could try to do it via some sort of audio driver software or if you have a physical receiver of some sort you could set it there.

[Derkoli]

1 hour ago, JewPacaBraZ said:

oh wow thank you , is that a software i need to buy/download and set it up , or i can do this with windows .(sorry im really not good with sound settings)

take a look at equalizerapo, there should be some tutorials on the internet.