Gravity

Gravity GR-BASS2.0 Car Audio Digital Bass Processor

Dial in your car's low-end with precise bass control that restores punch without sacrificing clarity.

$59.99*
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Overview

If your car's audio system sounds flat in the low end — whether you're running a factory head unit, a modest aftermarket setup, or an amp that lacks onboard bass shaping — the Gravity GR-BASS2.0 fills that gap directly. It slots between your source and amplifier to restore and shape low-frequency response with a dedicated bass equalization circuit and a subsonic filter that keeps the output clean. The target user is someone who has already invested in a subwoofer and amplifier but wants more control over the bass character than a simple gain knob provides.

The build centers on a wired dash-mount remote with illuminated knobs, making real-time adjustments practical while driving. On paper, the specs are genuinely solid for this price tier: a 0.003% THD rating and -130 dB signal-to-noise ratio indicate the processor won't introduce audible coloration or noise floor issues. The Bass Maximizer indicator adds a useful visual cue to keep you from pushing the equalization into distortion territory. It's not a Swiss Army knife — it won't replace a full active crossover — but as a focused bass management tool, it delivers measurable, listenable results.

Key Features

CONTROL - Fine-tune low-frequency impact from the driver’s seat with the included dash-mount remote, providing convenient bass level adjustment for changing music styles, recordings, and listening preferences.

PROCESSING - Gravity GR-BASS 2.0 digital bass processor is designed to enhance bass presence in compatible car audio or theater sound systems, helping create fuller, more defined low-frequency response.

FILTERING - Built-in PFM subsonic filter helps reduce ultra-low-frequency content below the usable range of the system, supporting cleaner bass output and helping limit unwanted subwoofer excursion.

MAXIMIZER - A dedicated Bass Maximizer indicator gives a clear visual reference while adjusting the processor, making it easier to monitor bass enhancement settings during system tuning.

ILLUMINATED - Lighted Gravity logo and control knobs improve visibility in low-light cabins or equipment areas, adding a clean custom appearance while keeping controls easy to locate.

INTEGRATION - Use this digital processor as a bass-control solution in compatible aftermarket installations; its remote control layout supports accessible adjustment without reaching the main audio component.

Specifications

Output Level
13.5V RMS
Maximum Input Level
15V RMS
Frequency Response
10–100,000 Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
-130 dB
THD Rating
0.003%
Input Noise Rejection
60 dB
Input Impedance
10,000 ohms
Output Impedance
150 ohms
Subsonic Filter
Yes (PFM)
Bass Maximizer
Yes
Control Type
Dash-mount wired remote

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — it's designed to integrate with most factory and aftermarket head units. It sits in the signal chain between your head unit and amplifier, so no special head unit features are required.
The PFM subsonic filter cuts frequencies below the range your subwoofer can cleanly reproduce — typically below 20Hz. This prevents your sub from wasting power on inaudible content and reduces distortion and port noise on ported enclosures.
It's a straightforward wired remote that mounts in a standard single-DIN or bracket location on your dash. The illuminated knobs make it easy to adjust on the fly without taking your eyes off the road for long.
The Bass Maximizer indicator lights up to show when the processor is actively boosting low-frequency content. It helps you avoid over-boosting, which can push your amplifier into clipping.
Yes, it requires a 12V connection from your vehicle's electrical system — standard for any inline audio processor.