bass Processor??

[LA951 10+ year member]

i was looking around and didnt know wat a bass processor is?? i know its used as a crossover but does it help??

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[All_Logix 10+ year member]

I wouldnt waste your money on it, just get a good amp with a decent LPF and match it with a nice HU that has some sub controls built in unless your ready to drop some major money on the right kind of processors

 

[LA951 10+ year member]

yea wasnt gona buy one just wondering wat it does cus ive seen alot of hus and amps do the same thing

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

Find a 2 knob audio control epicenter.....

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

They add bass to songs that dont have alot of bass.. It sounds dirty though

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

They add bass to songs that dont have alot of bass.. It sounds dirty though

depends on how you have it set

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

depends on how you have it set

You most people have them maxed out

 

[All_Logix 10+ year member]

Having these things really depends on what your looking for. They dont necessarily make the music sound dirty, just unnatural(when set correctly). When you add frequencies or enhance them, it changes the mix. Believe me audio engineers get paid lots of money to find the perfect balance when mixing the cd, and your screwing with that. For SPL they help because you get more bass notes, prolonging subwoofers high excursion periods, moving more air, creating more pressure. If your looking for quality...not a good idea because of what i stated earlier

 

[winkychevelle 10+ year member]

depending on how they are used they are basically single band equalizers. for instance if i had a response graph that was flat except for 35hz i could set this processor to give me a small boost at this frequency that i could use to flatten my response graph. but most people just boost what is already maxed out causing a bad sound and bad sine waves that could destroy your subs