Does anyone know if it is a true remote gain control or just a bass boost? Also if it is a true gain control, will the actual gain on the amp supersede the remote knob? By this I mean no matter how high I crank the remote knob, it will not go past the gain setting on the amp, correct?

If it is a bass knob then dont use it or the bass boost function on the amp, just my .02. But if its a gain knob then it will control the gain at that setting on the amp. For example if you have the gain at 50% on the amp, then it will give you the mininum level of 50% all the way to the maximum level of 50%. So for instance if you had it turned up to max it wouldnt control the gain and raise it to 60 or 75% from the gain knob, the only way the actual gain percentage will change is if you went to the amp itself and messed with the gain setting.

If it is a bass knob then dont use it or the bass boost function on the amp, just my .02. But if its a gain knob then it will control the gain at that setting on the amp. For example if you have the gain at 50% on the amp, then it will give you the mininum level of 50% all the way to the maximum level of 50%. So for instance if you had it turned up to max it wouldnt control the gain and raise it to 60 or 75% from the gain knob, the only way the actual gain percentage will change is if you went to the amp itself and messed with the gain setting.

This is what I thought, I am asking because if it is a bass boost I don't want to use it. Just checking to see if someone has experience with this amp and would know which one it has.

Answered my own question thanks.

DISCUS Amps -- Bass Equalization

The DSC Series Bass EQ shapes low-frequencies with up to 12dB of equalization @ 45Hz to compensate for the problem inherent in reproducing large amounts of bass in the small confines of a vehicle. This bass equalization control can be remotely operated thru the Remote Bass Control on mono-block Discus amplifiers.

Will not be using it then. No bass boost for me, LOL.