I read above And saw you answered "stock" pickups but will they work on PASSIVE pickups (i..e nonactive pickups that come stock on Bass that came w/o batteries.
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Dear Docpain,Pls forgive me reply in delay.Yes,it is active pickup.how to estimate it,just depends on your bass.Warmest regards,Emma
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I used it to replace a faulty active preamp, I'm not sure if it will work with passive pickups, but I think it should.
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Yes, I'm 99% sure it will work. It basically takes the signals from the passive pickups, amplifies and applies active treble and bass eq. I used it with some standard Bartolini "soap bar" bass pickups. I think you will be ok.
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Dear Docpain, Pls forgive me reply in delay. Yes,it is active pickup.how to estimate it,just depends on your bass. Warmest regards, Emma
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I'm sure it will, I am running mine through my factory amp, isn't the greatest but it enabled me to remove the Hugh box from the back of my truck. The bass! Well, it is what it is, but like I said, I'm running it off a factory amp.
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Yes, I plug my bass into it quite often. My bass can be switched between active and passive mode, and it works well both ways with a large difference in signal input between the modes. If your bass is like mine, turn the input volume all the way down before switching to active and then adjust the volume accordingly after switching to active mode on your bass.
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You will love them. Just goto timbren.com and fill in what truck you have and that's it. Thease are great.
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The receiver does not have speaker terminals for the subs instead it has a sub out which means that the output is preamp so passive subs won't work. Active subs (powered) are solution to the power need to the amplifier to reproduce deep low frequency. If you can't part with the bass module, this receiver is not for you. Otherwise just replace the bass module with a powered sub just realize it probably can't compete with the Bose bass module.
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I have them in an 03 Silverado and although they're loud and clear they don't produce much bass. I love them they're amazing but I'd recommend spending a few more dollars and going with the punch series ones. P1. Hope this helps man.
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Yes you should if they are dual 4ohm jus run negative to positive cross. Then the open negative and positive to amp. Do this for both subs. Be aware these subs handle 400 watts rms so you will need 800 watts rms or at least 400 watts rms for solid bass
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I do not know. Check sites like bass pro or gander mountain, they will have the best resources to be able to figure that out.
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For some reason Amazon thinks I should answer you, but I don't have an active pickup bass right now so I can't check. I can say that I've used a SansAmp Bass Driver in front of it and it handles it well. There's a lot of good tone in this (Orange) box.
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Yes it will work. Those have been around for years. I love it. You can adjust your bass with out messing with anything.
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They will work, but they won't produce a lot of sound without distortion. I wouldn't recommend that amplifier for use in a noisy environment with any speakers, so don't expect much if, for instance, you're thinking of installing them in a dump truck.
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They will work fine. They are 2 ohm but it's more for power purpose. They will sound loud with lower wattage. Don't expect bass. They have crisp highs and they are a good rear fill speaker.
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No it will not work..There is no remote input on that amp..I bought this same bass know and I have the same amp you do and there is no remote input on that amp..boomer McCloud or any radio shop has a universal bass know that is rca adapted..cheap...eBay has them for like 20$..that's what I had to buy for my system...that amp pounds bro...
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I found the cables to be just fine, if you are a gear head you can put a multi meter on the cables and test for ohms " resistance " on the positive tip and the ground sheath to test you should find zero or very little resistance. that's where the buzzing would come from if it were from the cables I found the use of a power supply 9vlt. for pedals to have a better clarity than using batteries for the effects pedals.. hope this helps you buzzing from an amp sucks....
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I have a Yamaha Acoustic with pickup and it works great on the acoustic mode. I have tried it on the Bass mode and it seems to give it a more mellow, deeper tone. I'm assuming an upright acoustic or mariachi-style bass with pickups would sound OK. Plus, you can use all the other effects and really find some interesting tones. Take your bass to a nearby music dealer and try it.
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Sound great. I use mine without batteries most of the time. Turning them on does add a little bass boost.
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I put a set of these speakers in the front doors of my Pontiac Vibe (stock stereo system, and not the high-power Monsoon system) and I was not thrilled. I picked up some high end because of the separate tweeters, but I feel that I lost some of the bass. Maybe they would be better if I had an amp on them, but... in my opinion... they aren't really any better or worse than the stock paper speakers that were in there.