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Does anyone know if the 4.100 and 4.150 have a bass control knob for the driver to increase and decrease the amount of bass? If not, do any of the PDX amps have one?
Looking at the picture of the 4.150 theres a slot that says "remote", that could possibly be it.
I don't know much about amps, but even if you don't have one it shouldn't be a problem as long as your deck allows you to control your sub. Correct me if I'm wrong....
I plan on keeping the factory deck that's why I need a sub control on the amp. Anyone here do this? I like to do this because then nobody expects you have an amp and sub hidden in there too, and we all know people like to look in and at our cars.
The Alpine PDX amps do not have a bass control knob or input for one. However if you wire a PDX amp to a new stereo that has a dedicated subwoofer input you will have built in bass control from the new radio. If you are keeping your factory radio then i suggest to add an Audio Control Epicenter. This will give you amazing bass control and sound!
The Alpine PDX amps do not have a bass control knob or input for one. However if you wire a PDX amp to a new stereo that has a dedicated subwoofer input you will have built in bass control from the new radio. If you are keeping your factory radio then i suggest to add an Audio Control Epicenter. This will give you amazing bass control and sound!
so you just said what i said. great grand. so who is paying you to sell the auido control ep stuff. the normal people do not know what that is. keep it simple. might be a supporting vendor but i am sorry that is bs. if u want to sell the the masses you will not put the epicenter out front. no disrespect to who pays the bill for the forms. the average customer will not hook this up to there smart. it is a high end part.the phrase is keep it simple stupid. i can bet the people who buy the smarts, when they hear that there there head perks up. disclosure. nothing i say here applys to anything bc i know knthing!!!!!!
Last edited by Napoleon12; 07-28-2008 at 02:57 AM.
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