More bass from CV E-715's?

OvrrDrive · 04-13-2001, 10:21 PM

I got a set of Cerwin Vega E-715's about 2 months ago and have been extremely impressed with them. My question is this: Is there any way to get more bass out of them without getting a bigger amp? I have a Yamaha htr-5250 right now with 100 watts per channel. I can turn the bass all the way up on it and turn it up until I hear clipping from the amp, and still no distorion from the speakers at all. Mind you they kick some serious bass out and everything in the house shakes, but I need more! I have been into car audio for years and have gotten used to the bass-heavy sound.

I've put the Yamaha into protect several times. I have this high-volume fetish when a good song comes on!

Any ideas, suggestions are welcome. I already have 10 gauge Monster wire on them and have them backed up into corners...

Whatcha think?

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04-13-2001, 10:21 PM	#1
OvrrDrive Ensign Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 20	I got a set of Cerwin Vega E-715's about 2 months ago and have been extremely impressed with them. My question is this: Is there any way to get more bass out of them without getting a bigger amp? I have a Yamaha htr-5250 right now with 100 watts per channel. I can turn the bass all the way up on it and turn it up until I hear clipping from the amp, and still no distorion from the speakers at all. Mind you they kick some serious bass out and everything in the house shakes, but I need more! I have been into car audio for years and have gotten used to the bass-heavy sound. I've put the Yamaha into protect several times. I have this high-volume fetish when a good song comes on! Any ideas, suggestions are welcome. I already have 10 gauge Monster wire on them and have them backed up into corners... Whatcha think?

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