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Do you have to use the BASS BOOST *** when using a 4 Channel amp for your highs?

 
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WTF are you talking about?.. how about lets start from the begining.. as in what HU you ahve , what amps your setup etc.. then we could presume to help you out.

 
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Yeah...umm... bass reffers to low frequencies, and you are running highs. Now highs can mean 3 things, tweeters or midbass woofers or both. If both is the case, I wouldnt bother much with a bass boost option on the amplifier or headunit. If you have a sub, there is no need to play with that.

 
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It's a remote bass control **** that comes with the amp.The amp is to power components in front and 6x9's in rear. I don't think you use it that's why I'm asking. I've used it on a mono amp before .The amp is a MTX Thunder 5604 for the highs.MTX Thunder 4501 Class D Mono for 1 10" Type R. Alpine 9855 HU. All the speakers are Infinity's

 
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throw it out


plain and simple

 
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^^^ the amp or the ****?

 
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well the ***** a good place to start

 
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the **** should make no difference anyway. assuming your running a sub, your front stage amp should be highpassed and therefore unaffected by the bass boost

 
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Ryan come tune my system for me man. I know the MB quarts could sound a whole lot better than they do now.

 
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lets trade

tuning for turbo

 
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Never tune with a bass ****. Instead turn the volume up to 3/4 and tune using the gain ****.

 
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Set the gain and leave it, don't tune with it, use the head unit to adjust.

 
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Thx for the input guys..