MTX RE-Q 3-Ch Bass Restoration Module

NathanZ4C

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Most factory stereos, even premium systems, protect speakers by reducing bass output when the volume is turned up. That's OK in a stock system, but this limitation will hamper low-frequency performance if you want to upgrade your factory stereo with amplifiers and subwoofers.

The MTX re-Q senses the input level from the factory stereo, adding more bass at high volume levels, while keeping bass response balanced when the volume is low. Now you can keep your factory stereo and its steering wheel controls while truly improving the sound.

The re-Q wires up to the speaker outputs of your factory stereo, and its stereo and subwoofer preamp outputs connect to your amplifiers. I wired mine through to the front footwell speakers which worked fine. You'll find individual gain controls for the right, left, and sub outputs, plus low-pass and subsonic filters for maximizing your sub's performance. A bass enhancement switch lets you kick in a little more bump if you desire.

This works great off the stock stereo and the device also auto senses audio signal and acts as a remove for the amp so no additional wiring is needed. If you can wire and amp in you can wire one of these.

Details:

signal processor restores bass when adding amps to a factory system
right, left, and subwoofer preamp outputs
low-pass and subsonic filters
Bass Enhance switch
8-1/8"W x 1-1/16"H x 3-3/4"D

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£65 Delivered
 
So for the benefit of clarity, are you selling your own unit or are you selling these as a trader?

Do they work with DSP equipped stereos?
 
No its my own unit. They are pretty hard to get hold of. Ive just taken the plunge and uprated the head unit so ive got parrot and DAB.

Im not 100% sure about DSP but theres nothing to suggest that it wouldnt work.
 
If you've got DSP, I dont think this will work for you, as it seems to suggest it takes high-level speaker inputs and provides low-level unamplified outputs for use in amplifiers.

DSP-equipped zeds don't have high-level speaker outputs from the headunit - they are fed to the dsp amp at low-level and then amplified.

UNLESS the seller says the unit also provides high-level speaker outputs, you wouldn't be able to use this alongside DSP...
 
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