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some of the more common bass knobs you can get now have a cord similar to a phone wire like you would plug into the wall

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i would say it depens what you are looking for the knob to do. the rca is going to control the volts going to your amp, in turn going to better control the level of out put i would think. but some oe knobs do other stuff like 0- +12 db at a certain freq. i myself would prolly use the rca one and plan too. anyways i'm sure others can better explain this

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There are two types of bass nobs you could get with an amp, first is a gain nob which Is useful and does basicly the same thing as a RCA level. The other is a bass boost nob wich you should NEVER use. It will only lead to clipping. If you have one of those. Use a RCA level

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