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<blockquote data-quote="Kenyanbasshead" data-source="post: 8530349" data-attributes="member: 669696">Right guys,Im setting my gains on my amps for my subs. 2 subs and 1 amp per sub. 3500rms at 1 ohm each.My headunit (kenwood 4016bt) has 3 rca preouts at 4v.Now i have used an oscope to check my signals. I can put the headunit up 80% with out clipping from the deck.Now when attaching the oscope.to the amps outputs i can turn my gain(input sensitivity all the way to 0.2v) with out any clipping..... output voltage is at 178v with input sensitivity turned all the way to 0.2v and still no clipping....Im just wondering if any of you have also experienced this.I DO NOT want to blow anything.I do not play at full volumes daily.But i do want the full potential out of my amps so that i can adjust the bass from the headunit.I look forward to your replys.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kenyanbasshead, post: 8530349, member: 669696"] Right guys, Im setting my gains on my amps for my subs. 2 subs and 1 amp per sub. 3500rms at 1 ohm each. My headunit (kenwood 4016bt) has 3 rca preouts at 4v. Now i have used an oscope to check my signals. I can put the headunit up 80% with out clipping from the deck. Now when attaching the oscope.to the amps outputs i can turn my gain(input sensitivity all the way to 0.2v) with out any clipping..... output voltage is at 178v with input sensitivity turned all the way to 0.2v and still no clipping.... Im just wondering if any of you have also experienced this. I DO NOT want to blow anything. I do not play at full volumes daily. But i do want the full potential out of my amps so that i can adjust the bass from the headunit. I look forward to your replys. [/QUOTE]

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