Just want more bass for Bose

RonRizz

Check the input levels on your amp gain, and use that as a starting point for your lc2. The lc2 Has an output of up to 13.5 volts, I believe.
If your amp input gain only goes up to, say, 5 volts, you are going to want to start pretty low on your lc2. ( 1/4 of 13.5 is around 3.375 ) so, in that example, I would set the lc2 gain at about 1/4, and then set your amp gains accordingly.

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sparky

Thanks RonRizz, the specs list input sensitivity at 0.2 - 4.0V so I'll base it on that as you stated.

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sparky

So I got everything connected and it all worked perfectly including the remote trigger on the LC2i. Man what a difference this has made to the stock Bose.
I'm very pleased.
This is only a single 10" at 200W but it hits plenty hard enough without overpowering the stock system. Any more and I feel it would be too imbalanced. Not entirely clear on the LC2i settings yet and the bass roll off if any, so I'll drive it with the hatch interior out for a few days and play with the settings.

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