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Nothing sony is a good name but when it comes to car audio they have nothing but their name. I had a thump amp from the 80's that worked better than my sony xplod that had more power. If you want better quality try rockford fosgate, clarion or kenwood
Its your settings on the amp. There is a noise filter to set it for bass or for high. Just move the switch. If it is set right turn the lph and vph the opposite way the it currently sits. That should fix your problem. If it doesn't check your stereo. If you have it ran through av cables to the back of the system it most likely has a bass filter built in. You have to get the high input wire clip and run it that way.
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Add SubWoofer with separate Amp and use low pass filter @78hz cuttoff.
It's a cheap unit -don't expect High Fidelity & a warm EQ<
The sub outputs are simply lowpass filtered preamp outputs for use with a subwoofer amplifier. They supply a lowpass filtered signal for a subamp or 'powered subwoofer" like a bazooka tube. Test your "basstube" for 12 volt input power and make sure the "sub" setting on the radio is turned up too.
can't change bass on my reciever.
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