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  Having your car in great form isn’t all you need; rather, invest in the right appliances to improve its performance. It’s a big, bold step that you decide to add a car amplifier so that listening experience becomes a lot better. However, there is something else your car amp needs that you may not have considered so much, yet it is important – Remote Control options. Generally, there are a few available options for car amp control, and they include – Dedicated Remote Level Control, Digital Signal Remote Controls, Source Unit Subwoofer Level Controls, Integration Processor Level Controls and Remote Bass Control Knob. It is quite challenging picking what to use for your car from this list of options; however, based on the performance and user-experience, a Bass Control Knob is outstanding.   What is a Bass Control Knob ? A Bass Control Knob also called Bass Boost Control is one of the most affordable control options. It has the potential to adjust an audio signal to make it better

Car audio amplifiers are one of the important appliances you need in a car. They are useful in improving your sound system; thus, you have easy control over what comes out of your vehicle. Whether bass, distortion, or speaker quality, these amplifiers help you figure out how to adjust to the perfect sound. Now, how do you buy the best car audio amplifiers with so many available on the market?  Generally, there are six types of Car Audio Amplifiers. They are:  Mono Channel  Often called Class D amplifiers, they consist of several features that help them perform well. One of these features is the several transistors to help filter sound. It is mostly used in powering subwoofers and getting rid of heat. However, there is bound to be a little sound distortion with this amplifier.  Dual-Channel  As you would expect from this amplifier, it can power two strong speakers simultaneously, with the sound quality intact. In the same vein, the dual-channel amplifier can be used to power a