huh?
Forgive me, is "pimp" a new technical term for car audio?
I know this is an open forum, but, being that many of the people on this board are professionals or have a particular knowledge or understanding of the "right" and wrong ways of doing things I thought I'd write something...
In electronics, there are pieces of equipment you can use to set up sound equipment properly so you minimize distortion, you optimize power and increase efficiency.
If you wonder what your treble and bass settings should be, without knowledge of the professional way to set them, then why would it even matter where they are set so long as the software you play sounds good?
If you want to understand the professional way of tuning a car stereo for SQ and not just for it to sound psuedo-ok, I'd suggest subscribing to the carsound.com forum and asking questions. Or, purchasing a car audio and electronics book by Richard Clark and Dave Navone, Secrets for Great Car Sound from
www.davidnavone.com or reading into any other reputable book on acoustics or audio environment factors and design.
There are usually just as many right ways to do things as there are wrong. Fortunately, the worst that could happen if you do something wrong in car audio is either wires melt and your car catches on fire or the music sounds like its being played through a Edison phonograph