Yes, there is plenty of possibility that it can be improved.

When the bass sounds blurry, the cause isn’t always simply the speaker’s performance.
In practice, it’s often that the installation condition around the door, how the speaker moves, and the sound settings/adjustments aren’t matched properly—leading to cases where the bass swells or the outlines become unclear.

At LOGON, for these kinds of symptoms, we don’t just swap parts. Instead, we build a solution while looking at where in the sound it’s getting blurred.

For example, there are improvement methods like these:

• Install the speakers properly and firmly

  • If the mounting area is weak, extra vibration increases when the bass plays, making it easy for the sound to become loose and not well-controlled.

• Adjust how the door interior resonates

  • When sound “runs wild” inside the door, the bass may become too bloated or sound boomy.
  • By tuning these areas, you can make it easier to listen to and more cohesive without reducing the sense of bass quantity.

• Adjust the sound balance

  • Sometimes it isn’t that the bass is too strong—rather, the balance of how it comes through may simply be off.
  • When you tune it so it sounds natural in the cabin, the impression can change greatly even with the same system.

• Review the equipment combinations as needed

  • Depending on the combination and usage of the speakers, amplifier, and subwoofer, the bass may spread too much.
  • In that case, it’s sometimes possible to get it right through adjustment before replacing anything.

Especially common are consultations like:
“I don’t want to increase the bass—I just want to hear it clearly and comfortably.”

In that situation, rather than simply making the sub-bass stronger, it’s often more satisfying to tune things like:
whether the kick drum sounds tight
whether the bass line is easier to follow
whether it doesn’t get in the way of the vocals

On the other hand, if your bass settings are already fairly strong, simply adding more can sometimes make it even more blurry.
So the way to proceed with fewer chances of failure is to first look at your current condition and separate questions like whether it can be improved through adjustment, or whether you should add/perform installation work.

At LOGON, depending on your vehicle model and your current audio setup, we clearly guide you on:
how far you can fix it through adjustment
and from where onward installation work is more likely to create noticeable changes

Feelings of discomfort like these are actually very common requests:
the bass is too much and it makes you tired
there’s impact, but it lacks tightness/control
the sound seems more blurred than before

With just a bit of tuning, even if the bass quantity stays the same, you may find it becomes easier to listen to right away.
If you’re concerned about it, we can guide you with a sensible approach based on your current situation.