Are the two holes on top of the converter are meant to be tweaked? I tried twisting it with a flathead screwdriver and both pieces broke off. Can anyone answer this question please?

 

no one????

 

i don't know nearly as much about the Max as most of the people on here, but still, what the heck are you talking about? the cat? what is there to adjust on the cat?

 

Is this an audio question? If so mabye you should try to audio forum...

 

yea hes talking about an adapter for the bose

 

Ive installed a few myself as I work for Circuit City, and yes they break off. Theyre just an audio level adjustment. If you are within 30 days and its not too much hassle, Id return it and buy one at a custom shop from a better brand. For the most part I have no problems at all with the Tsunami stuff, but this is one thing I have seen myself and seems pretty crappy if you ask me. If thats too much, its not a big deal, its usually just the little plastic tips that break off of the adjustment ****.

 

I haven't bought any of their line out convertors, but their amps seem to be pretty nice.

 

Circuit City installer here again.. They're voltage adjustments. If you use proper test tones the you adjust it to the proper unclipped level, then use a multimeter to adjust the other channel to the same voltage. Just rip the top part off to get to the adjustments, I think I just used a small screw driver to adjust it.

...Tsunami amps??? What?