What amp should I get to really increase the bass?
180086
As far as l know (also based in my experience), a different amplifier won't increase the bass drastically (you might get better control of it, though). I would rather invest in a different pair of HPs. May l ask you what type of bass would you like to increase? Sub-bass, mid-bass? Have you tried to EQ it (with Foobar2000, for example)?
180087
I got the fiio e11. Just right for me and I love bass ... But not overpowering to the expense of the mids and highs.
1966334
Happy 2015! The amp has very good bass response when used with a standard 6 string guitar and would work well at lower volumes with a bass but if you want to rock you will need more power and bigger speaker. Not even the 60w version is good for rockin a bass guitar.
300117
This is a very good amp but i agree whit cdizzie will be better if u get a 1500 amp For the speaker that u have.
316624
Hifonics has brz1200 would also be good combo and cheaper. I have two of them pushing to type r 12 inch subs wired down to 1 ohm these amps are insane for the price
415594
A really good amp is the Schiit Fulla (seriously).... check it out if you are looking for one.
1023207
Others have already answered and they are correct; you will be able to boost bass a bit, but don't expect the mind-numbing bass you get from a rapper's car coming down the street behind you. Headphones (even the best, some of which I own) aren't really able to provide bass in the sense a fine pair of audio speakers could, but this amp is very "clean" in terms of tone and will provide very accurate bass. Invest $40-$75 in a good NOS RCA, Telefunken, Mullard, Amperex, or similar 1950's-1960's tube to get the most from the amp at all frequency levels.
362744
Eric, go with the Rockford Fosgate Prime 250x1 mono block amp. It has a very small footprint, very affordable, and these amps, in my opinion, are still one of the best on the market. These amps are always underrated, come with an actual RMS rating tested by the manufacturer, and will be plenty of power to push a 10" sub. It will not disappoint.
173976
Any high power amp will do. It all depends on your application, full range or low range these speakers deliver great sound and have excellent bass.
1437038
i would suggest any amp you can get your hands on... i myself you's a 66' dart if you can get ahold of one of those i would say go for that...very affordable. hope that help's.
415951
I would recommend a higher quality amp. it pushes 12's okay but audio quality is not there.
789183
Right now I have a 12" MTX sub that I enjoy just for the smooth bass, but I want to upgrade to a 12" Infinity Kappa sub. I would say a sub no more than 1200 watt max will satisfy.
1779210
Go with a JBL 10- good deep base, because these speakers have really good highs and ok mids will make up a lot of the base
61574
This question highly depends on your headphone amplifier. The bass response is awesome with a proper headphone amp. For electronic music get a solid state amp.
1653995
The only way to add more bass is to have an mp3 player that has an equalizer that you can adjust the bass settings. my iPod has a good settings
483162
I would invest in an AMP for sure, short money but will get more out of the unit. I purchased the Polk 4 channel and it is worth the short money it cost
1805779
Hi Vivienne, if you want a little bit of extra bass you can put 6x9 in the back of your car and connect to your stereo, if you want a strong bass, then these are quite good and they look fantastic, this box doesn't have an amplifier, you will need a mono amp that generates at least 400 watts rms at 2 ohms or at least 300 watts rms at 4 ohms to play them well. I had them for 2 years.
1230759
I feel it will give you a good bass line but as far as maxing out, no. It's a decent amp for what your paying for it but it's defiantly not top of the line. You'll get a solid hit. Those speakers are single voice coil so you should be ok.