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Best and detail EQ Settings for your Tesla

Enhancing your music listening experience in your Tesla (or any car for that matter) can be easily improved by adjusting the EQ (Equalizer) settings depending on the genre of the music you're listening to.

Even before you install Light Harmonic Tesla Audio Speakers, you could still use similar settings to get the best out of your original sound system.


Here are some suggested EQ settings for six major genres. These are the data we collected and tested with quite a few audience. You could use it as a BASE LINE and further adjusted to your personal preference.


  • Rock: Rock music is often guitar and drum-driven. Boost mid-range frequencies and give a slight bump to the bass to highlight the rhythm section.

  • Sub: +2

  • Low: +4

  • Mid Low: +6

  • Mid: +5

  • Mid High: +4

  • High: +5

  • Pop: Pop music generally favors a 'V' or 'U' shaped EQ curve, which emphasizes the bass and treble frequencies.

  • Sub: +6

  • Low: +4

  • Mid Low: +2

  • Mid: 0

  • Mid High: +2

  • High: +4

  • Classical: The range of instruments used in classical music requires a balanced EQ to capture all frequencies.

  • Sub: +1

  • Low: +1

  • Mid Low: +1

  • Mid: +0

  • Mid High: +1

  • High: +1

  • Jazz: Jazz music often benefits from a slight boost in the mid and treble frequencies to bring out the intricacies of the various instruments.

  • Sub: +1

  • Low: +3

  • Mid Low: +5

  • Mid: +6

  • Mid High: +5

  • High: +4

  • Hip-Hop: This genre typically needs a strong bass to emphasize the beat and rhythm, so consider boosting the sub and low frequencies while slightly reducing the mids and highs. [Highly recommend you install Light Harmonic Tesla Audio woofer and subwoofer]

  • Sub: +7

  • Low: +6

  • Mid Low: +3

  • Mid: +2

  • Mid High: +1

  • High: +2

  • Tilt: Front and center in driver position

  • Electronic/Dance: This genre focuses on the beat and synthesized sounds. A V-shaped EQ curve can be quite effective.

  • Sub: +7

  • Low: +5

  • Mid Low: +3

  • Mid: +1

  • Mid High: +3

  • High: +5

These settings are starting points and could vary depending on the specific music type and your personal preferences. Don't hesitate to experiment with the EQ settings to find what sounds best to you in your Tesla.