Adjusted Gain on amp just need some verification if this sounds right

[UMGixxer 10+ year member]

Ok I have a Hifonics Bxi 2006D. I attempting to set the gains with a DMM. Well I will be running the amp at 1 ohm @ 2000w. So using that formula I got 44.72v so I used a 50Hz test tone from real of excursion, with my low bass set at around 75 or so and bass boost set at 0 and my subsonic set to 15HZ. Well if you look at my gain knob the far left is 9v and the far right is 0.2v. So Im assuming 0.2v is wide open. Well when I used my DMM to achieve the 44.72v my gain know is basically at 3 o'clock which is at about 75%. And my hu has 4v preouts. Just curious does this seem right.

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[Maxipads 10+ year member]

Not sure on that but that amp isnt going to put out 2000 watts sadly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif try 1800 or so unless you like clipping. Hifonics are overrated sadly. I have a 2010d.

 

[kr15 5,000+ posts]

3oclock seems to high for 4v preouts. My hifonics is at 1230 and I have 1.5v preouts (i didnt set with dmm tho, so I made sure to be under if anything). My 1.5v would likely clip at slightly higher than 3 oclock (bxi1508d)

 

[UMGixxer 10+ year member]

yeah I heard its underrated but i didnt know what value to use other than the 2000, honestly all I need is about 1500-1600 because my subs are 750rms each

 

[Maxipads 10+ year member]

Itll put out 1600 for sure. just lettin you know so you dont clip your subs to hell and wind up blowing them. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

 

[UMGixxer 10+ year member]

thanks man