Where did you mount your bass knob?
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Originally Posted by bangingd
Hey Styxnpicks, another question from a noob. If you set the max level on the amp itself will the remote pot only attenuate from that max level or override it?
I was thinking that if I tune with the amp pot to max without distortion with remote pot at full max it would only bring level down. Wouldn't that be safe?
I don't want some body to be able to play with the remote and end up with fried sub .
Thanks
I was thinking that if I tune with the amp pot to max without distortion with remote pot at full max it would only bring level down. Wouldn't that be safe?
I don't want some body to be able to play with the remote and end up with fried sub .
Thanks
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I'll admit on one of my old setups, the remote bass **** used to save me from sound violations. The cops used to write tickets for too loud of bass all the time down here. Drive by a cop and just cut the bass quick.
To the OP, Im not sure how the change holder comes out, but that would be a nice setup if you could mount your remote **** in there cleanly.
Good luck, and be sure to post pics once completed,
Devildog101
To the OP, Im not sure how the change holder comes out, but that would be a nice setup if you could mount your remote **** in there cleanly.
Good luck, and be sure to post pics once completed,
Devildog101
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yea I dont have a coin holder since I have a 4x4 but that would be a nice place for those that do. I have been thinking bout in the ash tray or in the center console pr under the dash maybe. Im not sure about mounting it in a permanent spot somewhere on the dash in case I sell the truck and take out the stereo.
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
you set the gains properly and then use the H/U to control the bass, the bass **** is usually nothing more than a remote gain ****, krank it up and your bound to fry something
Buy a decent headunit and you'll be fine. Set your amps to when it sounds best about a little less than half volume on the H/U, at least that's what I always do, anyone else could chime in how they set theirs. And then fine tune it all from your H/U and it will sound great on low volume and **** will hit the fan when it's cranked up. 