Bro only one 10-inch speaker come on step it up. I got 2 15" Rockville Punishers 10,000 watt amp running it. GET SOME.

Don't listen to dude you suppose to turn your bass boost up and turn your bass of on your head I noticed when u use your head for bass it causes a lot of distortion

I have a crv rn and I have one 12 inch sub in class t 😂

@@braap6085 class t amplifier? Which one?

@@anglerandy5736 I did not mean to say class t 😂

@@braap6085 lmao you on that crack g 😂

@@Subkribeorugae Na og

Fr tho!

Because a lot of guys tune their amp wrong when actually the radio head unit has the worst clipping points. 🤣🤷‍♂️ if you tune every thing and never turn your head unit volume level to high to the clipping points you should have no problem turning everything else up and just get a bass knob for your amp and there's your gain for your amp and speaker right up front with you. 👍 my radio clips and max out at levels 34 and up on the volume so I set my amps and everything at my head unit volume at 25-32 max, and any song and any type of music plays clear and clean on my system. 👍 remember your system is only gonna sound as good as your volume control and levels on your head unit, if your head unit clips everything wired to it is gonna clip. 🤷‍♂️👍

I believe it’s a feature that if the manufacturer takes it away, they’ll lose more potential buyers than leaving it there, because the myths of it’s value persist.

Setting your bass boost to 0 sounds like you don't have subwoofer installed. :)

@@nuwavee4eva that's completely wrong. If you have your bass boost down and you don't have bass you better check your install, cuz something is jacked jp

That's it👍👍

Simply saying, adjust the bass boost the way you want it.. that's why the knob is there.. It makes sense.

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Agree!

same i got 12x1 evl sub with 1500d mono skar amp along with kit i mean im thinking to turn on db its off so far i feel like 6 db resonable but 12 no no no , mine so far at 0 but i feel like when i turn on 6 db my hair start flyin in car lol i still dont get it man how this thing work but best on car audio world they usually turn off db unless competition let the windows shake for couple minute 😂😂

can you help me please? I have 2 12” skar sdr with a rp1200. it’s in a 2018 charger with the stock touch screen radio. i have the amp bass boost off but i like it better set in the middle at 6db, and when it’s at 12 it’s just too much. is it okay to do that or no? thank u

I noticed a MASSIVE difference in the bass extension and clarity of the bass after I set my bass boost to the 12 o'clock. I have a 12 year old MTX RFL600D that I bought for my first car and it plus a single 12" would vibrate my mirror down with no bass boost (but I used the remote level so I guess I did technically) Years have passed and this amp has been in 2 other vehicles And I lost the remote level control. No matter what I did to the head unit I could never replicate the performance from my first system. Now its +6db and sounds as good as I remember. This amp has no business living this long, but it just eats up the power.

@@sethglenn9022 unplugging or removing a bass knob is the same as it being turned all the way up.. So the function of the knob is only to turn the amp down, never to turn it up. The reason your now at +6db bass boost is just like every other basshead you want more over time and thus risk your equipment to get it.

@@sethglenn9022 hell yeah bro

Shut bass boost off?

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This, plus I could see someone using this in competition (if allowed) and if they have a box that is designed to play that center frequency very well. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Just gain For the amp and flat for head unit or 0 all. The Bass subwoofer option on there some do max but user preference.

It can be yes, best overall to be flat all around but depends on how you like your volume levels on your HU.

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Overheating due to more voltage probably

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Some amps will have a Bass EQ(boost) with the boost frequency , same concept i say yes

Lpf and subsonic first then gain. Here’s videos for help with that : kzfaq.info/sun/PLkYp1Fj-99b0pFNxaohIxCaer8VxQVZ2j

Your welcome Jeff 👍

I used my subwoofer at max bassboost at the beginning in like 2 months, nothing scary really happened. So i dont get him saying to not use the boost

@@emzi-_- yeah he keeps saying its bad but not getting distortion, just more bass at lower volumes.

As said in the video, I think bass boost becomes an issue usually when trying to get the most out of the system (high bass boost, volume and gain). It seems to me that it is all about knowing your system's capabilities and making sure that you balance the three different kinds of volumes (the bass boost, gain, and the regular volume).

They tell us noobies what? Don't think about what? You got it bro we can't think about anything with our brains vibrating in our skulls like this anyhow.

You're right, know your systems capabilities. I prefer to determine the capabilities by exceeding them greatly then buying the exact same amp and returning the one that smells like burnt semiconductors and plastic like I never even opened it lol. Idk why it smells like that bro just give me my money back. Usually by same amp number 3 or 4, I have determined its limits and only pust them about 5% past that. Rms.

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I always do flat 0 but depends on rca preout voltage goals some do +6.

Joe bloggs.. very good question! I wish you'd gotten a response.

Long as not clipping and no smell, decent voltage I say yes. I personally prefer no boost as explained in video why.

Get a new head unit, speakers and a 4 channel amp for your door and dash speakers. 👍 your whole system is only as good as your head unit. Find the clipping point on your head unit 1st never go above that volume and everything else gets adjusted after and you will always have good clean sounds.

Set head unit, then amps. Your power watts vs. sub will do fine. I would use a 2/4 channel separate amp for upgraded speakers, sub amps don’t go on speakers.

Bass boost off and gain set to match your head unit rca output match.

How is the SQ on that woofer?? I really want it

@@sanj5026 not bad for being a Kicker, but the square woofer design is absolutey dumbfounding from a science / physics perspective! I'd greatly suggest the standard round comp Q tho for better sound / performance & of course staying away from pre-fab enclosures & ones tuned over 40 hz!

@@LTSRIDE24 The square L7 (900 Watts) is more powerful than the round..

Bass knob is fine and actually helped read when clipping

Usually excessive heat and clipping will do that so just learn your limits and cut it down. Also invest in a fan: amzn.to/3yxoMNn

@@JacobViral2 hi Jacob I have a question I have a massive 121 boa sub it's 6000 rms and the amp is an orion 5000d it's 5000 rms should I get an amp that puts out the 6000 rms or is the 5000 rms is okay

@@JuanGabriel-nz9rq Nothing wrong with running an amp with less rms than the subs is rated. Long as you have the electrical and an efficient built box you'll be fine. Some people run way below rated and still get good output so your all set.

Depends on your box specs and I wouldn’t use bass boost/dbs

Jacob Viral2 yes so far only used the Hz gain maybe at 50-60ish and no dB bass boost only gain and bass Knob and some bass boost Hz? Correct m?

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Bass knob came with it. Sadly not all amps have clipping feature as it costs more to manufacture.

@@JacobViral2 my amp has the clipping light but it's not in a place I can see while driving. Was looking at a bass knob with the feature but not sure if all bass knobs with the clipping indicator would be compatible with my amp

@@stevenrajh You have to have an amp that gives the factory default bass knob that came with the amp with the clipping already on it. You can't add a clipping from any bass knob.

@@JacobViral2 understood thanks

Go by the units RCA output voltage

best explanation ever

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Your welcome glad it helps

Thanks!

I got some more videos on the channel to help. kzfaq.info/sun/PLkYp1Fj-99b0pFNxaohIxCaer8VxQVZ2j. Set your LPF to around 80hz and Bass level to match head unit rca.

@@JacobViral2 head unit is factory will it be the same

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Some head units just clip earlier which you just account for that when tuning everything. Best is to first identify when the head unit sends bad signals.

Well I did all that when I first started to find out when your head unit is Distorting @ using the dd-1 to find the what I call magic number volume between both sub amp & mid range amp but what I 4got was to turn filters up & subsonic off could that be it

Could be needing a DSP or aftermarket radio to boost rca signal, or bigger amp

Long as the gain is set afterward wouldn’t see why not? Idk

Yea caused I added 12 db but my gains half way turned and EQ AND HEADUNIT ALL 0

All turned up 100% for every test always with no changes between.

glad it helped

Uhhh no it isn’t 😂

He only rocks his volume at 20 for testing purposes. To keep everything consistent. When you say when you turn your volume up the cleaner the words are but the bass isn’t as “tough” doesn’t make any sense to me. At this point the subwoofers should be over taking your door speakers. I’ve heard of this but only on factory radio head units that have that bass roll off.

I have the gain a little over half way up so around 1 o clock

I always used a multimeter and/or DD1 amzn.to/3bzGxo9 to gain set. Sounds like your on the right track, for 4v it’ll be around the 1/3 usually depending on head unit settings.

@@JacobViral2 ok thank you very much really appreciate you keep up the good work jacob👍🔊💯

That’s why your not loud

@@nickxcaliber7991 i dont use bass boost and im doing a 151 lmao try again

He talking about no bass boost but he got a bass knob👎🏼

@@germanywho bass knob isnt bass boost.....i used an o scope to turn the gain up and make sure its clean and the bass knob just controls the voltage input to the amp to make it to where you can turn it up to where you set the amp gain or pull out input voltage by turning the knob down

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Totally agree with you mate.

Who in the actual fizuck has 2500 watt RMS subs? Aint nobody pushing that many ROOT MEAN SQUARE watts through a speaker in their vehicle. I have a couple of JBL 1000w MAX (like 300 rms?) Subs that will make you do a double take to make sure donkey kong didn't just punch you in the chest. I'm not saying it's impossible. Just improbable and impractical. Unless you drive around wearing a pressure resistant suit for disarming bombs and shit. 2500 watts at 12v is over 200 amps. So you're either melting cables or you've got wire bigger than the 4/0 used on a 200A residential main electrical service entrance. And given that you do, what about the batteries/alternator? And that's just power issues. All of which will be irrelevant when the entire vehicle vibrates completely apart halfway through song "put on" by Young Jeezy Damn Jeezy....I need an inflatable car to listen to your shit at an appropriately absurd level of obnoxious. 2500 u say? Rms you say? I'm down. Let's tear some shit up

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then how does your system sounds like now at 11-21 volume?

Concept works the same without a Bass knob. 👍 and yea the music can distort too depending on quality.

A 4channel amp is for mids or highs not subs

Turn your radio volume up until you hear distortion. That's your limit for your whole system no matter what AMP, SPEAKERS ETC you're using, then once you know you max head unit volume and clipping point stay around 5 notches down so say 35 starts clipping on your radio /head unit. Set your max volume at 30-32 then turn and tune your amplifier and speakers to that set MAX VOLUME. it's that simple. No matter what some songs and bass notes vary. Also depends on the quality of the stream. Low quality stream less volume coming from that song, so in that case you'd have to raise your volume. Higher quality stream etc is gonna play more loud and clear so less volume on your radio /head unit for clear accurate sound. 👍 you can turn your gain , bass boost etc up on your amp, just make sure you have a lower set volume on your radio and head unit, you'll get the best sound quality that way no matter what systems you have. 👍 you don't need to blast your radio volume to get good sound. That's the biggest mistake everyone thinks and makes.

Sounds like your gain is to high?

Hooded satch I have The Lc2i in my 2011 Subaru STI as well. The Lc2i is a complex slightly confusing piece of equipment. If your not aware it has a feature called accubass threshold screw on the side of it as well as a remote "bass" (actually gain control). These 2 when adjusted properly at full volume the maximum light (or clip indicator) will come on. I don't see how this would cut your bass completely out, but if your amps not shutting off then I'd bet this could be your culprit. I will post the instructions in next comment.

AccuBass is a feature that restores bass frequencies on a factory system that rolls off the bass as the volume increases. If the bass does not increase in intensity as the volume is turned up on the head unit then the factory system is most likely rolling off bass. There are two AccuBASS® settings used during initial setup. The AccuBass Threshold and the AccuBass Level. The AccuBASS Threshold determines when the AccuBASS process turns on and the AccuBASS Level adjusts how much bass is restored.  On the LC2i, the Threshold knob (screw) is located on the side of the unit between the Main and Bass RCA output connectors. A micro screwdriver will be needed in order to adjust it. It’s also good to note that the Bass knob on the LC2i is for setting the output gain (level) of the Bass output. It does not have anything to do with the AccuBASS setup process. For initial setup of AccuBASS: Turn the AccuBASS Threshold all the way to the left Set the AccuBASS Level knob at the 12 O’clock position Start playing music that is familiar and/or has a lot of bass Slowly turn the volume up on the head unit until the bass starts to drop out (roll off) At this point, slowly start to turn the AccuBASS Threshold to the right (clockwise) until bass begins to restore itself. At this point the Threshold is set and can now adjust the AccuBASS Level. Think of the AccuBASS Level setting as a bass boost feature as it is adjusting how much bass is restored. To keep AccuBass ON all the time turn the Threshold knob all the way to the right, which will effectively keep the AccuBASS process always engaged. So no matter how loud or soft the music is playing, AccuBASS will always be adding bass boost. Adjust the AccuBass Level to your liking. The ‘Threshold’ is basically a sensitivity input. The farther right it is set, the higher the sensitivity it will detect from the factory unit and will activate at lower volumes.  When turning the ‘Threshold’ to the left, it decreases the sensitivity and will activate when the factory unit is at higher volumes.  If the vehicle does not reduce the bass output at higher volumes, it can be bypassed. To defeat (turn off) the AccuBass feature, turn the Threshold all the way to the left which will effectively prevent the AccuBass process from turning on at higher volumes. Also turn the AccuBass Level all the way down (to the left).

I would keep it set to flat or a little higher depending on how you like it.

@@JacobViral2 ok cause the shop turned the bass off on the radio when i got it, should i keep it off and just control the bass on the gain from the amp?

You need to have bass on and control with knob still

It's all about the balance between volume, bass boost, and amp gain

never exceed quarter of the gain? Are you also saying to start with bass boost up at halfway and my volume up to where i know i have no distortion in my mids and highs? Then start slowly turning up the gain on my amp, also i have a bassboost frequency on my amp right next to my bass boost on my amp. Where should that dial be set at? could you send me a email? ambro_fern@yahoo.com thank you in advance.