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<blockquote data-quote="Phoenix Risen" data-source="post: 7304388" data-attributes="member: 623425"><p>the gain/input should be matched to your preout voltage, the lpf should be set 80-100hz depending on your front stage, and the sub sonic (if it has one) should be off for a sealed enclosure and around 10hz under tuning on ported boxes.</p><p></p><p>you can also set the gain with a DMM which is much more accurate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phoenix Risen, post: 7304388, member: 623425"] the gain/input should be matched to your preout voltage, the lpf should be set 80-100hz depending on your front stage, and the sub sonic (if it has one) should be off for a sealed enclosure and around 10hz under tuning on ported boxes. you can also set the gain with a DMM which is much more accurate. [/QUOTE]
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