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<blockquote data-quote="shizzzon" data-source="post: 8335829" data-attributes="member: 590338">It applies to any non regulated power supply with a non-fixed impedance curve which is over 90% of all amplifiers.Turn your gain up to 1 volt or lower?Again, throw the technical detail out of it... its pointless for you to understand.If you know how to smell and hear, then you can set the gain correctly.There is no magical settings that will br perfect.thats music for you.If you go by the &quot;numbers,&quot; then you will force the amplifier to always be putting out lower power which when you really start needing a lot of power for big builds, you will be needing 25,000w of amps where you would really need less than that for example.Thats because you are asking questions which make no sense so we are forced to answer them based on how you are asking them.It definitely feels like 750w?What does that even mean?Have you ever measured power before?That alone would tell you power cannot be guessed on much dbs its producing.an example of what i have to try and answer based on how the questions are formed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shizzzon, post: 8335829, member: 590338"] It applies to any non regulated power supply with a non-fixed impedance curve which is over 90% of all amplifiers. Turn your gain up to 1 volt or lower? Again, throw the technical detail out of it... its pointless for you to understand. If you know how to smell and hear, then you can set the gain correctly. There is no magical settings that will br perfect. thats music for you. If you go by the "numbers," then you will force the amplifier to always be putting out lower power which when you really start needing a lot of power for big builds, you will be needing 25,000w of amps where you would really need less than that for example. Thats because you are asking questions which make no sense so we are forced to answer them based on how you are asking them. It definitely feels like 750w? What does that even mean? Have you ever measured power before? That alone would tell you power cannot be guessed on much dbs its producing. an example of what i have to try and answer based on how the questions are formed. [/QUOTE]

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