Remote Bass Control

[StangerBanger96]

fanaticrockford;201088 wrote:
I have one from a mtx amp i believe. Phone type jack on it. Free if you want it.

When and where can I pick it up!?

[RidinRails]

if the gain control on the amp doesnt fix that.....a remote bass knob isnt going to help you one bit.

btw...did you ever replace the wiring in your mustang so that ma audio amp would work correctly?

[MisterCMK]

RidinRails;201090 wrote:
if the gain control on the amp doesnt fix that.....a remote bass knob isnt going to help you one bit.

For once I agree with you.

[StangerBanger96]

RidinRails;201090 wrote:
if the gain control on the amp doesnt fix that.....a remote bass knob isnt going to help you one bit.

btw...did you ever replace the wiring in your mustang so that ma audio amp would work correctly?

No because it was the amp that wasn't working properly, not the wiring or anything else. I've had 0 problems since I replaced the amp.

[RidinRails]

okay....weird it worked perfectly everytime i hooked it up.

[KA-T_240]

Remote Bass control is wonderful! I have it in my jeep and it can dramatically change how loud the subs are. However, you should adjust the amp first.

[weshole]

The remote bass knob is nothing more than a gain control. So, like Jon says, if turning the gain down doesnt help, then a remote knob will not help one bit.

[StangerBanger96]

Well if it controls the gain then I'll at least have some control up front with the bass control. I won't have to worry about waking up neighbors when I start my car in the morning and have it on what I thought was mute but really was the next setting above it blaring full bass.

[KA-T_240]

I love mine because if i want, I can turn my subs down to pretty much nothing. But If i want more bass I can do that to. The remote will not make the subs quieter then when the gain is all the way down, or louder then when its all they way up. And, I can do this all from my drivers seat and not have to up bolt and take the wires loose to get to my subs.

How big is the amp? You amp may be to big for the rest of your stereo, even on low gain.

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