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<blockquote data-quote="AceAnderson" data-source="post: 8439980" data-attributes="member: 667008"><p>That's what I did. You missed the part where I said I can hit that voltage in MY car. So his is the problem. We've determined that his clipping point is 25/35 by using a 1khz test tone and listening for distortion. Is there a possibility that we did something wrong on the wiring? It works, its loud, but its not even close to my Blazer. Once again we used the EXACT same wiring kit. I paid to have mine done because I didn't realize how easy it was. I know how to set gains correctly, and I just can't draw enough power to hit 36.06V. His alternator is actually 20A stronger than mine, he has newer, better electrical. So why can't I hit voltage in his car using the same equipment I use in mine? (All of my parts work, I bang em daily)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AceAnderson, post: 8439980, member: 667008"] That's what I did. You missed the part where I said I can hit that voltage in MY car. So his is the problem. We've determined that his clipping point is 25/35 by using a 1khz test tone and listening for distortion. Is there a possibility that we did something wrong on the wiring? It works, its loud, but its not even close to my Blazer. Once again we used the EXACT same wiring kit. I paid to have mine done because I didn't realize how easy it was. I know how to set gains correctly, and I just can't draw enough power to hit 36.06V. His alternator is actually 20A stronger than mine, he has newer, better electrical. So why can't I hit voltage in his car using the same equipment I use in mine? (All of my parts work, I bang em daily) [/QUOTE]
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