Recent content by Luve2Fish88

I don't think i'd have trouble finding the song. Knowing distortion from bass is not something im famaliar with and ruining my system is something i don't want to do lol. But if there's a song that's more bass'y than the one i "set" it to, it'll clip?

Are there any other ways to get close to that where its more controlled and not so heavily dependent on my ability to perceive things i'm not famaliar with? If i saw someone else do it in person i'd be able to tweak it but just going off of heat, smells and mechanical noises i'd be driving...

Lol. That sounds a bit too risky for me..

Or I should ask, what are the steps and materials I need in order to get it as close as I can without any sophisticated equipment. Is there a sure fire way?

So what do I do to get that amp where it needs to be at....?

Oh, and i'm running a kenwood dnx995S head unit. I put the info in my profile but i see it doesn't show up in the thread.

I can hear the distortion at 31ish. The speakers are powered from the head unit, not amped. I do eventually plan to amp them. The music that i listen to is all over the place. Drake, the game, etc. So how do i set my gain so that i know i'm not going to blow my subs which i can't afford to fix...

Hey guys. For years I've done the tune with a dmm thing with a 50hz 0db test tone. I ran hifonics hfx12d subs and an audiopipe amp. Now that i've got a mmats setup, a good HU and "decent" sounding speakers, i really want to get the most out of my system. Car audio isn't a big thing around me so...