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<blockquote data-quote="GLN305" data-source="post: 7911309" data-attributes="member: 579623"><p>Couple different ideas for you. I own a Pioneer 80 and it's fine for me concerning subwoofer output.</p><p></p><p>Make sure you are NOT doubling up on crossovers. If you are using the one on the deck, make sure the one on the amp is either turned off or turned all the way up to the maximum frequency setting. Secondly double check your Subsonic filter and make sure it's not set too high. I am looking at the manual for the SAX-1200D, but I assume the pre-amp section is the same. If it is turn the LPF to 300Hz and the Subsonic to 10Hz and see what your output is like then. Also check your remote level control if you have it hooked up and make sure it is turned up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GLN305, post: 7911309, member: 579623"] Couple different ideas for you. I own a Pioneer 80 and it's fine for me concerning subwoofer output. Make sure you are NOT doubling up on crossovers. If you are using the one on the deck, make sure the one on the amp is either turned off or turned all the way up to the maximum frequency setting. Secondly double check your Subsonic filter and make sure it's not set too high. I am looking at the manual for the SAX-1200D, but I assume the pre-amp section is the same. If it is turn the LPF to 300Hz and the Subsonic to 10Hz and see what your output is like then. Also check your remote level control if you have it hooked up and make sure it is turned up. [/QUOTE]
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