Speakers produce uneven sound.

SCVJeff wrote:

Tom_M wrote:
Do a search on eBay or Amazon for a "stereo L-PAD". Put the L-PAD in the line feeding the loudest speakers and adjust it so that it matches the level of the outside speakers.

This is a band-aid but will certainly get you the balance you're looking for.
THESE are the cheapest I found on eBay. There are two (not ganged) for sale, but I assume you would set them and toss in the rear of the cabinet anyway..

Sorry for the goofy link, but it at least works.

Thanks SCVJeff and myredracer for the information. I think this is the route I am going to follow. I found this http://www.outdoorspeakerdepot.com/vmimmavocow.html and think it might work I have a spot for it right above the stereo system where I might just mount it. That way I can fool with it depending on whether I have the outside speakers on or off. I don't often use the outside speakers, but when I do it's a nice feature. I actually like that they are underpowered speakers.

And again to all you No-Outside-Speaker League folks, I don't turn them up for hi fidelity. In fact, I doubt you could hear it in your campsite if you were my neighbor because I adjust appropriately, BUT . . . without this fix, the person inside can't have any speakers, because it is so loud that you would hear it. I'm just looking for some equalization if I want the sound on inside as well. This impedance knob might just be perfect so that the inside can be backed down appropriately.