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I use 50/60 because that is about the level before the headunit clips at a noticeable level. Everything above that starts distorts then clips and sounds bad. I dont usually set my gains with a dmm because I dont really find it to be accurate. And I dont have an oscilloscope. I have tested both...

My volume is set to 50/60. My sub output on the headunit is 6/6 and the gain on my amp is all the way up. I checked my rca cables and they are fine. I'm thinking the pioneer deck just has very low rca outputs?

Alright guys, my old Sony deck decided to short out one of the rca outputs. So I hit up bestbuy and got me a new deck. Pioneer Deh-x5600hd. For some reason, both of theses rca outputs (one set) are quieter than one rca out from the sony.   I got it to about the same level, but I have maxed...

The cord I have has solid connections, but it might not be wired the same way as the cords powerbass used Ill troubleshoot the problem some more and try a few different things. If it comes down to it, i'll get a new controller.

Okay, ill try changing the wiring in the cord around. If that doesnt work, ill open up the knob and amp and see if the boards have a diagram, or a short

The manufaturer doesnt sell the cord individually..... I would have to buy a whole new bass knob for $20+ If anything, I can rewire the cord   Im mainly trying to find out what could cause the bass knob to be sending dc current to my sub

I just bought a powerbass asa 1.5kdx from a guy off cl. It came with the bass knob but no cord. So I went to radioshack, got the six pin phone cord and plugged it in.   Instead of controlling gain, it like sends a dc current to my sub somehow, and when I turn the knob, it just moves the sub...

2000 watts bridged rms its my dads 2channel

2000 watts rms its my dads 2channel

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