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<blockquote data-quote="g0t-milk" data-source="post: 2744491" data-attributes="member: 574071"><p>if your going to use your bass boost, set it where you *think* you might want it. ok? mine goes from 0 to 18. i set it at around 6, then set my gains. and it sounds incredible. external bass boosts are different and more dangerous. dont get confused tho, because they have external bass boosts, and external bass level controls (subwoofer volume control, not a bass boost). if your going to use bass boost, keep it nominal. at around 6db. thats all you need, if you need it at all. i know it gets louder the higher it is, but that distorts your bass, causes clipping, and plain sounds like shit. so if your going to use it, do it correctly. 6db is all you need depending on your sub and amp setup. im running 400watts RMS on my 2 comps, so all i needed was a 6db boost just to get a LITTLE more kick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="g0t-milk, post: 2744491, member: 574071"] if your going to use your bass boost, set it where you *think* you might want it. ok? mine goes from 0 to 18. i set it at around 6, then set my gains. and it sounds incredible. external bass boosts are different and more dangerous. dont get confused tho, because they have external bass boosts, and external bass level controls (subwoofer volume control, not a bass boost). if your going to use bass boost, keep it nominal. at around 6db. thats all you need, if you need it at all. i know it gets louder the higher it is, but that distorts your bass, causes clipping, and plain sounds like shit. so if your going to use it, do it correctly. 6db is all you need depending on your sub and amp setup. im running 400watts RMS on my 2 comps, so all i needed was a 6db boost just to get a LITTLE more kick. [/QUOTE]
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