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<blockquote data-quote="ukrkoz" data-source="post: 8126592" data-attributes="member: 617129">Hi allI have Basslink 200 in my truck, as of yesterday.For starters, for my needs, Basslink is just fine.Problem is, it worked very well in my Camry. But in the trunk. I had it in my Silverado before - worked great also. Like I said, for my needs.I placed it into my Ridgeline yesterday, and no matter what I do, it&#039;s very boommy.It is connected via adjustable gain speaker convertor. I use those on all of my cars, and had no issues. I guess, Ridgeline just has some different acoustics.Here&#039;s the question, as I keep running back and for only getting more and more frustrated.Out of all those adjustments:Powered subwoofer with onboard 200-Watt Class D amplifierVariable electronic crossover (50Hz to 120Hz), sensitivity, and bass-boost10-Inch subwoofer and 10-inch passive radiatorVariable Bass EQ (+3db to -6 db at 45Hz)Gain controls per RCA jack in converterWhich one is reducing or enhancing boommm? So that I can concentrate just on that one. Just need to fine tune it. Found by pure error and trial, that having it covered with blanket actually improves bass quite a lot, yet....Thank you. Once again, I do like Basslink. Not getting into expensive or custom enclosures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ukrkoz, post: 8126592, member: 617129"] Hi all I have Basslink 200 in my truck, as of yesterday. For starters, for my needs, Basslink is just fine. Problem is, it worked very well in my Camry. But in the trunk. I had it in my Silverado before - worked great also. Like I said, for my needs. I placed it into my Ridgeline yesterday, and no matter what I do, it's very boommy. It is connected via adjustable gain speaker convertor. I use those on all of my cars, and had no issues. I guess, Ridgeline just has some different acoustics. Here's the question, as I keep running back and for only getting more and more frustrated. Out of all those adjustments: [I]Powered subwoofer with onboard 200-Watt Class D amplifier[/I] [I]Variable [/I][I][B]electronic crossover[/B][/I][I] (50Hz to 120Hz),[/I][I][B] sensitivity[/B][/I][I], and [/I][I][B]bass-boost[/B][/I] [I]10-Inch subwoofer and 10-inch passive radiator[/I] [I][B]Variable Bass EQ[/B][/I][I] (+3db to -6 db at 45Hz)[/I] [I][B]Gain controls per RCA jack in converter[/B][/I] [B]Which one is reducing or enhancing boommm?[/B] So that I can concentrate just on that one. Just need to fine tune it. Found by pure error and trial, that having it covered with blanket actually improves bass quite a lot, yet.... Thank you. Once again, I do like Basslink. Not getting into expensive or custom enclosures. [/QUOTE]

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