Kenwood eXcelon KAC-X812D Car Audio Amplifier "speaker bass adjuster" Questions

...amp... Music sounds nice and clear with strong bass when i switch the balance to full either side. speakers are "out of phase", meaning that one side is wired correctly and the other side is not.

...bass Gain until the Speaker begins to distort, then back off a little bit. This way you can crank it up and not get Bass Distortion early. I would replace the RCA for a new one, if the cable got ...

...graound issue? I don't think either, I believe your running theamp load too low with too low an ohm speakers and this cases the amp to produce more power but not stable and it overheats and the ...

...BASS BOOST TO 25% AND THE LEVEL SWITCH TO 25% THE HPF DIAL WONT WORK UNLESS YOU SWITCH YOUR X-OVER TO HPF BUT YOU DONT WANT THAT, THAT HAS TO DO WITH THE VOICE3 COILS IN THE SPEAKER THATS PROBABLY ...

...VR2.0 bass amp gain but it barely pushes sound before reaching 20 or more and cuts off. I have 6 speakers but wired it just using 2 cables. Can that be an issue? Not enough info 1). What is the ...

...i blew the two 40 amp fewses so i bought some and put them in. once i did and hooked the amp to the speakers up i was gettin power to my amp but none to my speakers... i switched chanels still no ...

speaker is playing. If the sound becomes more bass filled then you have a phasing problems which could cause cut out (protection) issues. Do the same for the back speakers, BOTTOM LINE: make sure that

...the least amount of power your amp can put out before you hit the max out so you don't hurt your speakers be sure to listen for clipping or bottoming out Depends on how the ratings are expressed - ...

...bass. Hope this helps It's a simple case of over driving the amp due to extremely low resistance on the output section of the amp! You're trying to run the amp into a load that is less than the amp's ...

...bass you listen to and crank it as loud as you would (not max about 3/4, use this to tune inside speakers (don't have bass maxed/distortion...)). Now dial in amp: turn up a bit probably to 1/4 or ...