dayton DSP 408

fyi....i cant remember exact voltage but it was around 3 volts before the rca inputs clip on the Dayton DSP 408 ( verified with DD-1) i got rid of mine because of this
 
Yes 3.2 volts I think is the input max

i will be measuring the head unit voltage to get a max volume available
 
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