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I have had my Bazooka RS6A bass tube since the fall of 2000. It has
been very good to me and up until now has performed flawlessly. It is connected to my pioneer DEH-P7200 head unit using the preamp outputs, and monster cable RCA's. None of the connections or wires have been changed. For the 6 months or so I have noticed I am not getting as much bass from the tube as I used to. I have gradually been turning up the volume on the tube itself to get the level that I am used to. Now that the level on the tube is completely up, I am forced to raise it on the head unit. Nowadays I have to raise that level quite a bit to get any satisfactory low end sound. The amp is getting power and never cuts out, like I said I just need to raise the level up to get a good sound. However, at the rate this is going soon I won't be able to raise the level anymore. For the first few years I would keep the level on the base tube slightly more than a quater up; now it is maxed. My questions a is this a common problem? Does it sound like a problem with the woofer, the amp, the headunit? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! |
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