Anything bad with 2V preouts?

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

Thats wrong too.....ffs. Listen.... H/U pre out voltage does fack all to the amps sensitivity.

 

[retrojordans 10+ year member]

Good enough for you oh wise ones...rofl.

 

[retrojordans 10+ year member]

Thats wrong too.....ffs. Listen.... H/U pre out voltage does fack all to the amps sensitivity.

huh? Dude please take your time, I know reading is difficult.

 

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

you are hopeless.....and I am not quoting everything you say, because you go back and change it.....

 

[retrojordans 10+ year member]

you are hopeless.....and I am not quoting everything you say, because you go back and change it.....

Moron.

 

[retrojordans 10+ year member]

Just adjust your amp's gains accordingly, the lower the head unit's voltage output the more the amp has to compensate with it's gain, running dirtier.
Get a line driver for $50 and it'll be fine. I run a Kenwood DDX-6019 Double Din with 3 x 2v pre-outs..Awesome unit, I just run a nice AudioControl line driver.

Sending a nice hot signal to the amp allows the $100 line driver (Audiocontrol makes a little tank of a line driver) to take the abuse while saving your $1500 SAZ-4500D basically...

By the way this is the first thing I posted, in practical lament's terms it couldn't be better info. If your head unit puts out 13 volts you can turn the amp's gains down and still reach it's max power at a reasonable head unit volume. If the head unit has to be turned all the way up to reach it's 2v pre-amp output Voltage and still only reach 75% of the amp's RMS power @ 50% gain, you have to turn the gain up more to be able to reach the same amp output power on a lower head unit volume.

Dude you haven't contributed **** because you are a clueless nuthugger you go fugging read BCAE I was reading that **** and tweaking amps in 2001...Newb bish...OFF MY NUTS................... SHOO

 

[retrojordans 10+ year member]

Useless hater, you don't dare type anything because you get slamboozled for lack knowledge when you do, I know how to tweak an amp I don't care if you can't fathom my explanations, they are fundamentally correct. Clueless little nuthugger wow..Contribute nothing but haterism and TROLLISM...Get a **** job Mr. Genius rofl...Didn't contribute 1 **** thing...Useless hater..

 

[Pataforce8 10+ year member]

Here's a great explanation:

Pre-Out Voltages - More preout voltage makes my amp work less and get louder! - DIYMA.com

 

[huricaine 10+ year member]

Retrojordans was correct. No big deal...One of the most simple concept in ca....

 

[emilimo701 10+ year member]

Who taught you about audio? You are wrong, wrong...and guess what.....wrong again. Please go learn what a gain on an amp does before touting wrong information to new people.

What is he wrong about? Just wondering. He seems to be giving fine advice.

 

[emilimo701 10+ year member]

This.
Preout voltage doesnt matter. Tune your amp properly and no issues.

It does matter. For example, what he was talking about with the amp's noise floor.

 

[Imtjnotu 5,000+ posts]

It does matter. For example, what he was talking about with the amp's noise floor.

U seriously had to restart this old fire.....didn't u......

 

[emilimo701 10+ year member]

The higher output will allow you to reduce the gains on your amp (or any down line signal processor) which will lower the noise floor of your system.

Yes I believe this is the point he was making.

 

[emilimo701 10+ year member]

U seriously had to restart this old fire.....didn't u......

lol blame Google. he (she?) is the one that brought me to it

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

lol blame Google. he (she?) is the one that brought me to it

You should have looked at the dates of the thread before you posted....don't blame google