Remote Punch Level Control

I bought my stereo system off of a friend and had no way to control the amount of bass output from my 2 8” subs. (And it’s so loud it shakes our house on volume 4, haha.) This allows me to turn down the bass when I have passengers who want to keep their hearing. Works great - I installed right at the amp and will simply turn it up/down at the amp as needed. It comes with enough wire to wire it to the dash as well as mounting materials, but it can be self installed if you keep it at the amp.

Nice. Worked perfectly

Ordered it Monday got it Tuesday and installed it on Wednesday. Works like a charm without having to manually go into the deck every time and adjust the bass. Super easy to install. Took longer to get the dash off than it did to install it. All together it took maybe 30 minutes to do a full dash off stealth mount. Great product that was half the price of what my local audio shop sells them for.

This is advertised and works perfect. Since my old plc broke, it has been terrible listening to music in my truck . Now, with the new one, and to be able to add bass or lower it, my music un my truck is better than ever.

I have one of these on an amp connected to a subwoofer, and it works perfectly for that purpose. However, the product description is NOT accurate. It does NOT control the volume (gain) of the Punch amplifiers. It ONLY attenuates frequencies under 200 Hz. It provides low pass control only. So if you are connecting it to an amp in low pass mode connected to a subwoofer only, it will do what you want. If you try to use it with an amp driving full range or "above bass" speakers, it will NOT affect anything over 200 Hz. It says it on the package, and I called Rockford Fosgate, and they confirmed. It will ONLY decrease the bass. They suggested the PLC-U for RCA input control if you want to remotely control the full spectrum the amplifier puts out.

Yea I think RF needs to include them with there Amps but that's besides the point. Works as it should, its a little blocky but you can remove it from its case drill a hole and dip there it is. Most bass nobs control the gain, RF dose it a little different, it boosts the bass at a set 45hz and the Q at the same time, using the bass nob will also disengage the punch EQ. So like me if you are running off a factory head unit and the bass roles off, your RF bass nob with RF Amp will bring back in the bass a little I said a LITTLE like the Epicenter, the down side is once you grow past say 150+db you don't want to use bass boost any more.

Car audio

It had phone cord hook ups .. I called Rockford fosgate and ask them if this bass knob worked with my amp and they said yes… but it doesn’t have the same plug needed for my fosgate amp