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<blockquote data-quote="Teacher Denis" data-source="post: 8723372" data-attributes="member: 681600"><p>Hello. I am setting up the gain on my Autotek M4000 amp. (used for 2 12'' subs in parallel) I ran a 50 hz tone at 80% volume (Pioneer head unit). The highest voltage reading I could get was 15 volts. That is with the gain tuned all the way up (reading 0.2 Volts on the amp). I should set the gain to 44 AC volts. ( V = the square root of (1000 rms x 2 ohms) ) The subs are disconnected. What am I doing wrong? What could be the problem that I can’t get the volts to 44? Thank you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Teacher Denis, post: 8723372, member: 681600"] Hello. I am setting up the gain on my Autotek M4000 amp. (used for 2 12'' subs in parallel) I ran a 50 hz tone at 80% volume (Pioneer head unit). The highest voltage reading I could get was 15 volts. That is with the gain tuned all the way up (reading 0.2 Volts on the amp). I should set the gain to 44 AC volts. ( V = the square root of (1000 rms x 2 ohms) ) The subs are disconnected. What am I doing wrong? What could be the problem that I can’t get the volts to 44? Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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