Recent content by sugaray54

Just a shot in the dark. I have the Home older version of this stereo. I want the Menu newer version of this stereo. It is discontinued. Anyone out there that can help in exchange for $$$. Let me know Thanks

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So your response is inconsistent with the nonretarded people, so if you don't have anything intelligent to say, then go take a long walk off a short pier.

So which is it a boost or a gain? I still don't know what it's called under the dash, i do know the difference though.

Right so does that mean leave it alone, or turn up or down all the way? I adjusted the gain on the sub according to bass volume control all the way up. The gain ended up being slightly less than half before distortion.

Yes that makes more sense. I will go retry it. It's a bass volume control is what it's referred to on mine I believe. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Pioneer-Sealed-12-in-1300-Watt-Active-Subwoofer-with-Built-in-Amp-TS-WX1210A/313438553

I used a bit of your advice and my own opinion to find a happy medium I think. I found when shutting of bass volume control as well as Eq on flat; I was unable to notice enough significant difference with any Gain turn. The bass boost on the sub I put a hair above low, it was way too loud. I did...

Will give it all a try thanks a lot.

Ok all that makes sense, just where should the bass volume control that is under my dash be set or adjusted to during the adjustment process of the sub dials or just the Gain rather?

When I do the first part where should the subwoofer volume control be set? Stereo volume to 90%, adjust gain on the sub, but what about the volume control under stereo?

So ignore the "HZ" dials, or turn them all the way up?

Ok so then my gain on the sub should reflect where it sounds best on volume control? Turn the bass boost almost all the way down? The other 2 don't matter?

Yah thanks. I am not that patient/skilled to set things like that. If there were a general area to leave all of them, I could follow. I like how my eq sound sounds for the most part on a pre-set, but I would not know how to achieve it on my own. It sounds pretty good , with all dials a little...

I have a built in amp. Thanks for the responses. I noticed after playing with subwoofer dials, that it was too much with all dials in the middle. I put them a little less than half and am able to notice more of a spread when turning bass volume control as well as changing crossover frequency...