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Well, as topic says when I have the volume low at like 12-18 the bass hits REALLY hard. Anything above that and it seems to be a little quieter. Could this just be that there is less noise going on? Im confused.

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you know strangley enough i have had the same th ing happen to me ... i rememer it .. so i'm interested in this too

maybe beacause of voltage drop?

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you know strangley enough i have had the same th ing happen to me ... i rememer it .. so i'm interested in this too

maybe beacause of voltage drop?

Doubt it, I have 3 bats, and only a single 1600 watt amp.

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Some radios reduce the bass as the volume increases.

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Maybe it is the settings you need to fix...such as turn the mids amp down, that way you can crank it, then slowly turn the bass knob up so more power is pushed towards the woofers...

It's what I did, caused a much more, tighter and harder hitting bass...of course I still get more voltage drops but that will change soon gotta add that second batt........and big 3

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Maybe it is the settings you need to fix...such as turn the mids amp down, that way you can crank it, then slowly turn the bass knob up so more power is pushed towards the woofers...

It's what I did, caused a much more, tighter and harder hitting bass...of course I still get more voltage drops but that will change soon gotta add that second batt........and big 3

I only have the stock mid/high amp that came with this vehicle, no tuning abilities.

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Some radios reduce the bass as the volume increases.

And if you are useing any kind of boost at the deck (loud on),just about every deck out there only uses that feature till the half way point.So yes you would have more boost under half volume...thats why you tune your system with everything flat

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And if you are useing any kind of boost at the deck (loud on),just about every deck out there only uses that feature till the half way point.So yes you would have more boost under half volume...thats why you tune your system with everything flat

I have the loud set on high. I can try to tune it differently.

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