rabbitman

I'm going to stick with The Chronic 1992. MTX's cds are good for bass too.

Lspade69

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MTX cds? Sounds intriguing, where could i get some of those?



Lol, and i ran across some marilyn manson songs. WOW IS THIS GUY A FREAK! I can't stand his lyrics, they are so... demonic, the lyrics are depressing. But, i can't turn the song because the beat and uniqueness of his songs are so awesome. His songs aren't the hardest hitting songs but but they sound awesome!

rabbitman

I've only got one MTX cd, and I'm not sure where I got it. It's a white and red case, say MTX Thunder on the front. I think I got it from HMV. Just ask either there, or Beat goes on, etc. They should be able to find it. It might be on torrents, but that would be wrong.
Edit. Found bass mekanik Quad Maximus on torrentspy.com. I have that CD too, but it's almost impossible to buy now. There is a song called Heavy Metal Bass, that is one of my favs for cruising, or shows. Not sure what CD it's from.

rabbitman

Here is what the CD case looks like. Sorry about the quality, but I'm not a photographer, and I suck at photoshop.
Song list:
1. Bass Mekanik
2. Funky Annihilating Bass
3. Tekno Kanik
4. The Beat
5. Bass Impossible
6. Bass Rider
7. 123456 Bass This one is awesome.
8. LTBCYB
9. Drop it
10. Bass Station Zero
11. Night Bass
12. One and Only
13. Bass so strong
14. Bass werk
15. Bass the Bomb
The CD is from PANDISK, if you want to try and order it. It was released in 1997. IASCA, and USAC recommended

Lspade69

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This is prolly a stupid question because i have never heard of one song being worse for speakers than another song. But, can the bass on it really damage the speakers like it says on the side of the case?

rabbitman

Well, if your amp sucks, and you don't have the crossovers set up properly, YES. The bass in that disc could blow speakers. EASILY.

Lspade69

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My amp is awesome, at least i think so? But i haven't touched my crossovers. The only thing that is labled is LP, HP, Base Boost, and Gain. I have my gain turned down just a smidge so it doesn't make as much distortion if i turn it all the way up. My base boost is half way up (to much base boost sounds stupid in my opinion). But the LP and HP are just there, i don't know which way to turn them so i left them in the middle. Is this bad? For my rca outs on my head unit i sellected low pass so no highs are even going into the amp. Is this fine? Or should i learn how to tune my HP and LP buttons? Cuz i would like to get that mtx cd if i am able to find one but i don't wanna screw up my system.

rabbitman

OK, what is your LP (lowpass) set at? And what size sub are you using, and what make? If you've posted this elsewhere, I'm sorry, but I've only been here a few minutes. LOL. YES you should learn to use the LP and HP (high pass). I wouldn't use the Gain on the crossover. Just set it at say half, and use the Gain on the amp only. Oh wait, is your crossover built into the amp? Sorry I should have asked that. I use an Alpine crossover, and an Eclipse amp, with no controls, except for the gain.

rabbitman

Nirvana bass, now that's good.LOL The name of this CD is Bass MTX. No Nirvana on it. It's a pretty good cd, all in all. There are better I'm sure, but I like it.

Lspade69

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My amp is an Infinity Reference 1,300W rms at 2 ohm:
http://www.cardomain.com/item/INFREF1211A

My sub is a ten inch Orion H4 2,000W rms dual 4 ohm:
http://www.cardomain.com/item/ORI27303

And i got a pioneer head unit... I don't have an exterior cross over. I figured, why should i get one if i have one on the amp am i right? And, how do i learn to use the lp and hp if the dials on my amp don't have any numbers labeling them?