Jensen JPA460 Car Audio Amplifier "turn bass down jl" Questions

...user, you can start by turning the input up slightly, I would not go over halfway because it usually starts to distort, then the bass boost up till they distort a little then back down a quarter

...Turn your bass boost completely off. Turn your input gain copletely down. and turn your cd player to about 3/4 of what you listen to it at. Then turn your input up until it starts to sound a little ...

...you mite have the gain to high turn it down a bit just because there's a max gain doesn't mean you need to use it . you mite have to turn the bass boost up. you should get a bit better sound out of ...

...bass with the jl audio 500/1 amp here is a manual for your subwoofers: http://mobile.jlaudio.com/pdfs/8-12W6_BDS.pdf use the wiring diagram for 1.5ω (1.5ohm) with 2 speakers. the diagram for ...

...to run like that. Use minimal gain on your amp and use your head unit to increase your bass. Turn up your stereo 'til you begin to distortion from there adjust your gains to your listening

...bass was being made. It is a constant beat, even when the head unit is changing between inputs, or the volume is right down.. All the wiring is intact, I did a continuity check. When on, all the ...

bass,hooked up to 2 1000 watts 12's with dual voice coils. you turn your low pass filter (LPF) on the amp down to your desired frequency, but the box you have it in will drasticly change the sound (if

...turn the bass down with the car radio and it will kick back on. I'm not sure if its doing this because I'm using an RCA converter or if its my 8 gauge power and ground wire. make sure your wiring is ...

...90's if that helps. you may only be able to get but so much out of the subs. If you turn the bass down a little so the that you dont drive the subs so hard you may get a little more wattage out of ...

...turn the bass down to around 35% on headunit and the volume all the way up on your head unit just below distortion.  slowly turn the amp gain up until you start to hear distortion, then turn it ...