On an MRV-M500 amp will the RUX-KNOB control/fade the gain settings on the amp or the bass boost settings?
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I don't believe so. I believe the PDX is a digital amp, and the MRV is not.
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Taken Direct from the Alpine Website : "The MRV-M500 and MRV-M250 mono models are compatible with the RUX-KNOB remote bass knob (sold separately). Use the RUX-KNOB to conveniently adjust bass levels from your dash."
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Mega Bass boost only. The button is on the dock but I can't find the remote so not sure if it can be controlled from there as well.
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Yes..mine came rated at 628 rms so you could use this at about 3 quarter gain and use the boost remote control to tune it from the cab. Pyle isn't the most durable from my experience though so start at half gain and add over time if the sub can hang with the amp
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Hello. The footswitch for these amplifiers controls the channel selection and reverb functions. Thank you for your inquiry!
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It comes with the remote gain control that is wired. The amp also has separate gain control on the amp as well.
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If you google the remote punch eq, it is a bass knob. They are basically level controls for the amplifiers. Per the rockford fosgate site, Remote Level Control offers remote level control of the amplifier. Once the on-board gain control is set, the PLC2 can attenuate (and not increase) the level from that point. Cable and mounting hardware included. For use with compact 2013 and newer PUNCH amplifiers. I provided a link below for you, hopefully it will help, thank you. http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/plc2
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Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of... » Read More Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... « Show Less
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The Treble, Bass, FX Level and FX Select control knobs on the Champion 40 actually work on both channels (clean and distortion) simultaneously. The knob settings apply to both channels (which is a slight drawback, but not the end of the world). The Champion 100 (which I also have) has two sets of these control knobs, one set for each channel independently. This means that you can have different tone and FX settings for each channel...and it comes with a foot switch to change channels and turn the effects on or off. The 40 is a good amp for practice or small gigs, especially if you mic the amp. You don't want to crank the volume above about 6-6.5 or you get distortion...it is only a single 12" speaker, after all. But it is still a great little amp! The 100 is definitely better because it is more powerful, it has two 12" speakers, big volume (I have yet to have the volume above 4)...and the separate tone and FX controls for each channel. They handle certain pedals very well. I use a Zoom G1N, an Ibanez Tube Screamer and a Cry Baby Wah. Both amps seem to handle them very well. For the price, they are both great amps for all that you get! And you can never go wrong with Fender!
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the phase control is going to change your bass sound, as you're playing your sub switch it in your hear the difference. the crossover I would set it between 60 and 80 if you have larger speakers,
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Nope. Only the top boost has treble and bass control. Both the normal and top boost channels also have a volume knob however, which essentially acts like a gain stage (if you want to get a little more crunch out of either channel)
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Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price. Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to... » Read More Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price. « Show Less
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Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price.
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If you are talking about an adjustable knob what you can mount somewhere no but it does has a bass boost dial that you can turn an adjust but you really don't need that , it depends on what speakers you choose , bass boost will blow a speaker if it's set wrong but good luck bro
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The lead side had a pre gain and a post gain..either can be used as a volume control... If unwanted a dirty sound..turn up the pre gain and turn down the post gain... For a clean sound, reverse it.. The boost knob is great..it works regardless of what channel ur in.. Get the footswitch..the button on the right controls the boost...i think its labeled effects.. Good luck!
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No manual either. Does anyone know which direction you turn the knob to increase the gain (assuming that's how it works)?
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I'm assuming you meant the AF gain controls. Yes, the amplifiers are on 2 boards separate from the input board. Some creative engineering should work on that. There are two separate amplifiers and two power transformers which makes this amp nice.
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there are no "universal" settings for amps, it depends on the amp, the headunit and the subs being powered.