Want simple Sub solution for Max

[MLA]

You definitely want to broadest range out of the head unit to the woofer amp. I think the RA70NSX offers 120Hz as the highest setting on the woofer chnl.

[Bob__S]

The sub filter was set at 55Hz. It can go to 160Hz.


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[MLA]

Thats a HUGE throttling of the woofer.

[HFarr]

I just recently bought a Makai with the option J, $4,330 WS system. Rev 10s on tower and 6 inside speakers and a 10" sub in a ported box in front of the helm. Two WS amps also. I too was disappointed with the bass this system had. Yesterday, I discovered the hz on the bass filter was at 55. I changed it to 160, as you just showed and it made a huge difference. I still think there are some other settings that need adjustments, but I am not familiar with the Fusion RA70NSX. I have to say that head unit is not very user friendly for a first timer as far as controls go.

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[Tommy2slow]

Just installed a JL 13” sub in a generic JL box that is tiny. Mounted up super high at the front of the helm opening. I mounted it up against the backrest for the bow. Kinda hard to explain so I will post pics. I wish I took some pics when I had it all apart. I powered it with a Clarion 600w rms mono block and it simply pounds. The entire boat vibrates. It is definitely hitting above its weight class.

[Tommy2slow]

I tried to take some pics to show were it is. So well hidden my kids couldn’t find it. I think it is using the helm area as a box to reinforce the bass. Not boomy though. Very smooth response with decent punch. Doesn’t go as low as the 15” in my theater but the entire system actually sounds better overall.


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[Tommy2slow]

Can’t seem to load any more pics. I will post another if I can figure out Tapatalk lol


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[Tommy2slow]

It’s hard to see the sub here but you can see the breaker panel and distribution blocks to give an idea of where the sub mounted.


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