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<blockquote data-quote="adulbrich" data-source="post: 8459053" data-attributes="member: 661255">Set gain by ear (yeah, I know). I have a scope, but didn&#039;t feel like fuckin&#039; with it last night out in the cold.Also, when I set my M4a with the scope, I was able to adjust it higher later and still stay below clipping after I got a feel for the limits of my system. I don&#039;t like that the TFE doesn&#039;t have a clipping indicator :/Yes, Alpine headunitOk, I think I&#039;m going to turn the gain down a bit and listen at a higher headunit volumeDamnYeah, completely seperate from stock and has a 2 pin connectorThen how does a 2 pin connector work? It just has a hot wire and switched source, right? This confuses meOk, I can try turning gain down and headunit volume up more, thanks.What volume do you normally listen at?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adulbrich, post: 8459053, member: 661255"] Set gain by ear (yeah, I know). I have a scope, but didn't feel like fu[COLOR=black]c[/COLOR]kin' with it last night out in the cold. Also, when I set my M4a with the scope, I was able to adjust it higher later and still stay below clipping after I got a feel for the limits of my system. I don't like that the TFE doesn't have a clipping indicator :/ Yes, Alpine headunit Ok, I think I'm going to turn the gain down a bit and listen at a higher headunit volume Da[COLOR=black]m[/COLOR]n Yeah, completely seperate from stock and has a 2 pin connector Then how does a 2 pin connector work? It just has a hot wire and switched source, right? This confuses me Ok, I can try turning gain down and headunit volume up more, thanks. What volume do you normally listen at? [/QUOTE]

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