WHY YOU NEED A BASS PROCESSOR AND THE BENEFITS

NVX XBBR2 X-Series 2-Channel Bass Restoration Processor and Line Output Converter with Impedance Matching and Remote Level Control with Active 2-channel.
Designed to work with factory and aftermarket audio systems
Speaker-level inputs handle up to 30V (225 watts RMS)
Low-level RCA inputs handle 150 mV - 2 Volts
RCA outputs Provides up to 9.5 Volts of output
Adjustable Parametric Bass Controls
Adjust center-frequency and width of bass EQ processing
Auto turn-on via DC offset or Audio detection
Load selection switch (20, 60, or 20K ohms) to prevent factory stereo shut-down
12 Volt turn-on output for aftermarket amplifiers
Selectable Ground Isolation switch to eliminate ground and alternator noise
Molex terminals for speaker signal and power
Wired remote bass level control included
LED Clip indicator
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.005%
Frequency Response: 10-20,000 Hz

📝Video Breakdown:
0:00 Intro
0:21 Overview
2:40 Install
4:20 1st Turn On
5:23 Details
11:28 Conclusion

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[angelolovato]

Back in the day I remember all the old dudes back when i was like 8 9 and 10 years old back in 94 and 95 i remember my unlce and his homies would have epicenters I never knew would they did but they were the end all be all

[tommymartini]

I love my epicenter! It works extremely well when listening to music with little bass content

[josephtorgerson]

I've got an Lc6i and an epicenter with the 27 hz module on my factory system and it made a huge difference . Had to put it on the lowest output voltage since I'm running Taramps but haven't had a single issue and everything I listen to sounds way better than it ever did before.

[donjaun]

Very nice Jacob. I think this could help people especially starters that don't have a strong output signal from head unit or any equalization.

[alanstant]

A very awesome device to add to any system. Thanks for explaining it throughly for us man.

[JoseLopez-ojni]

This resemble as the new audiocontrol epicenter micro. This devices just came out on the market not long ago. Audiocontrol epicenter micro has more to mess with than the nvx. Both work the same as line in converter, and acts like a booster. Now audiocontrol added the epicenter in their converters.

[fd]

The biggest advantage of a bass processor is having the ability to "rebass" your music at will. When tuned just right they can make regular music play like "rebassed" music that a lot of people listen to nowadays. I've never tried the NVX model, but I've tried a few, and the Audiocontrol Epicenter is the best. One thing to note is that you will either need to set your gains with the level of processing you desire, or turn down the bass level with a remote before processing, or it could sound muddy, or cause clipping.

[hztolife]

Thus would be perfect for low voltage after market decks. That Kenwood you have can benefit from this gadget.

[lawrncmann]

I’ll be looking into this for factory MBZ upgrade750watts bass and added 200watts to front stage upgrade. Good video

[vishpersaud]

I will be purchasing one.This thing does pretty much exactly what the Epicenter does for way less, plus you have high level inputs. Make sure you use the subsonic filter on your amp. I had the original Epicenter back in 1989. OG basshead. LOL

[brotharobmusic]

I use Soundstream BX-10 or Audio Control Epicenter but at the moment I'm using Audio Control but the Soundstream clone is just as good

[Trucker-Belly]

I like to listen to ReBassed music. Its super clean and slams!

[Trucker-Belly]

It takes songs that doesnt have good bass and finds the bass at higher octaves (harmonics)to tell where to restore the bass at your selected lower frequency. Doing it this way the restored bass will match the songs perfectly and in real-time.

[cristovalmontoya]

Basically a line driver with features plus clip meter cool.

[evan.norwalkcalifornia]

✨🗣️ Question, I have an epicenter, can I still add a DSP?

[phthalogian]

No. You really didn't answer the main question in the video title. You read the manual, the this and the that, but You never really explain what the thing does, what it's for, or why to use it. You didn't even test any audio on it. Why did you make this video?

[bAcnBoY]

Does using a digitial equilizer on the phone you are playing music from have the same effect? I'm guessing the answer is no but I'm not sure how they would differ

[johnviera]

Still trying to figure out why I need a bass processor device

[craigmeeker]

Would this be good to use for older song that doesn't have alot of bass?

[Stifodne]

How would you set the gain on this and and an amp?...adjust the nvx first and then the amp?