This is exactly how mine sounds. Please let us know what Lucid says.
me as well. Completely silent.
This exact thing is going on in my GT. Had it to the service center already and they are ordering new speaker. They mentioned performing some other tests first before simply replacing, but they ordered the speaker as a solution if needed. Ordered on Monday this week, expect to take it back into service next week.
My car is in service at the moment but maybe @copper or @bunnylebowski or @hydbob can
Just listened to this. Your sub is blown. That’s why you think the bass sucks. Talk to your service team.
Oh boy so of the people that voted in the poll, most of us have no front subs working and some only have 1 working and even then it's not working right.
I don't have my car yet but this is accurate. It's similar to my Samsung Atmos Soundbar and it took some getting used to.
I'm not convinced there are speakers in the footwell - has Lucid confirmed this? There is little reason to put a speaker behind a solid material (which I believe is soft touch plastic) as that would muffle whatever sound is being generated. If sound is being actively generated rather than passively through the bottom of the dash, then it would be a down firing speaker. I think what is being heard or felt is from the speakers in the dash. So if @Bobby records music as he moves his phone from one dash speaker to another across all 3 grills, we might detect which is blown. If all three grills are producing clean sound, then I'm wrong. Acoustic pressure from low frequency can cause vibrations in distant solid objects as anyone with big woofers or subs can tell you. My dual subs can rattle things a room away and I can feel the wall vibrate upstairs if I crank up the volume. In a small space like a car, there is little reason to have a non-directional sound (low frequency) emanating from multiple speakers. It's much more likely there is just 1 sub in the back (maybe a 2nd in the front) but multiple woofers (mid bass) placed throughout. Makes little sense from a design standpoint to put a sub in each footwell covered by a solid panel...that just wouldn't sound good.
You've gotta put your hand on it to know for sure. You can most definitely feel a very localized vibration if those subs are working.
I confirmed this with Lucid directly. There is a sub in each front footwell, and one in the back.
Agree. They don't have as much of the solid bass punch as the one in the back, but they do contribute. The one in my passenger foot well sounds nice, but one of the driver sounds blown or loose.
Can you play a "standard" quality source like spotify and see if they still fire? Wondering if they only fire for atmos otherwise, mine don't work at all. I stuck my head into each footwell and didn't hear any bass notes or felt anything.
They do.
I’ll upload a video soon.
