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<blockquote data-quote="YourNameHere" data-source="post: 8665467" data-attributes="member: 597721"><p>if it gets loud enough as is leave it....heat kills electrical components, if not bridge them and see what happens (set gain low at first).....trial and error man...as for tuning with rta, I have been trying different house curves and different weighting (A,C,Flat) just gotta be patient and let your ears tell you what sounds best....dont rely strictly on the RTA</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YourNameHere, post: 8665467, member: 597721"] if it gets loud enough as is leave it....heat kills electrical components, if not bridge them and see what happens (set gain low at first).....trial and error man...as for tuning with rta, I have been trying different house curves and different weighting (A,C,Flat) just gotta be patient and let your ears tell you what sounds best....dont rely strictly on the RTA [/QUOTE]
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