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<blockquote data-quote="Justintoxicated" data-source="post: 1046322" data-attributes="member: 561240">Ok, here is the thing, I read that the pre-outs are actualy underrated on my HU and at full volume it can put out 7.9V.&nbsp; I also read a review that said the HU itself will not clip untill at all full volume where it will only clip at around 30htz and just slightly.I also read that the last few clicks on the voltage knob (ranges from 0-80) dramaticaly increase the pre-out voltages.Actualy the review I read was for the CD5443 a modle lower than my CD5444I don&#039; know if this is true so I assume I need to run some testing when I get some freetime.It sounds to me as though I would benefit greatly from getting an amp that has proper gain controll?&nbsp; This way I can utilize the volume controll knob properly without risk of someone turning it up to high and blowing the speakers.Anyone know offhand what a Hifonics Zeuse Z600 has for gain controll sensitivity?&nbsp; Can&#039;t find it online.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justintoxicated, post: 1046322, member: 561240"] Ok, here is the thing, I read that the pre-outs are actualy underrated on my HU and at full volume it can put out 7.9V. I also read a review that said the HU itself will not clip untill at all full volume where it will only clip at around 30htz and just slightly. I also read that the last few clicks on the voltage knob (ranges from 0-80) dramaticaly increase the pre-out voltages. Actualy the review I read was for the CD5443 a modle lower than my CD5444 I don' know if this is true so I assume I need to run some testing when I get some freetime. It sounds to me as though I would benefit greatly from getting an amp that has proper gain controll? This way I can utilize the volume controll knob properly without risk of someone turning it up to high and blowing the speakers. Anyone know offhand what a Hifonics Zeuse Z600 has for gain controll sensitivity? Can't find it online. [/QUOTE]

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