The optional RUX-KNOB2 remote bass control knob plugs right in to the Alpine Amplifiers for quick direct subwoofer control to make bass adjustments on the fly. Gain is not a volume knob, the fact that it is getting "louder" as you turn it up is because you are limiting the pre out volume. I'm using good quality shielded rcas and I'm not running them along power wires or anything of that nature. Its main purpose is to control Subwoofer volume in a practical way and in real time, as it can be fixed on the vehicle’s dashboard for easy access. I was just curious if manufacturers often used some sort of standard cap or pot tuned to a specific range of frequencies, or, if it was all over the place and there was no standard.

Quoted wattages, specifications and image representations represent the most up to date information available, but are not binding and Bassface reserves the right to amend any or all of these as it sees fit to best represent the product at that time.Square waves are caused when the input sensitivity (gain) is set in excess of the output voltage of the source unit (ie.

If he sets the gain on his amp to the point of maximum yeild before no clipping then he should leave it that way, NOTHING he does to the amp will make it any louder and still allow it to operate safely. This is why I tend to listen to albums in their entirety whereas I used to make my own discs and had the aforementioned issue. With the RUX-KNOB2 installed inside the vehicle cabin, easily adjust the bass gain of your amp while seated inside. External bass controls (EBC), or remote bass controls (RBC), are a convenient and easy to install accessory that allows you to tune the bass in your music song by song. As far as the remote gain, such as on AQ or DC amps, whether is maxed or at the minimum level before you plug it in, it will not make a difference, just make sure you set the gain with it plugged in around the 75% mark.This keeps you (or someone else) from getting a little too happy with the knob and driving your amplifier beyond the point set on the amp. In the process of diagnosing it I found that if I didn't have my universal rca style bass knob connected the noise went away.