Q not getting THAT loud w/ BX1500d =(

i dont know about anyone else but i have my bass at -4, (0 when setting gains) treble at +7 and my sub pre out at 10/10 when setting the gains with the DMM that way you can back off but not get a clipped signal cause you cannot increase it anymore

 
Hmm, I have 2 bass settings and one setting intergrated with the low pass and the -6 to +6 setting.
mine is the same way

my low is set at -6 and my sub is at -6

thats when setting my gains

but after i set my gains my low is at 0 and my sub is at -3

when i'm using my epicenter my low is at -3 and my sub is between -6 and -3 depending on the song i'm playing

80

 
This sounds just like the thread from a while back. Dude had a new Q in his truck with a Pioneer HU and it wasn't moving much.

It mostly had to do with his HU settings (and break-in). Pioneers don't hit their pre-out voltage until you reach high volumes. They also won't clip until like 59 out of 60. I'd reset your gains on 55 Volume with sub-out on +6. That way you're able to turn the sub down. My gains are set this way on my 880.

I'll try to find that thread for ya.

 
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