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<blockquote data-quote="preacher" data-source="post: 1606861" data-attributes="member: 566817">The distortion is not too heavy. I have my tweets attenuated. I have metal tweets so they can be harsh. I actually liked the sparkle with them not attenuated, but at higher volumes they could be pretty rough. Like corn cobs for TP lol.My Question was should I use a Master volume control or some line driver after the processor to get a clean signal to the amps?I have the 4012 and I don&#039;t know if there are any diff&#039;s, but here&#039;s the guide for the 3012. <a href="http://www.bbesound.com/pdfs/3012_manual.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.bbesound.com/pdfs/3012_manual.pdf</a>7.75mvrms input sens. and max out 4v rms. This really does seem to beef up the output and I like that at lower volumes, but I think I distort at the input for lower volumes whereas the amp could handle a higher signal for more volume.Any help understanding my set up is appreciated.Preacher</blockquote>

[QUOTE="preacher, post: 1606861, member: 566817"] The distortion is not too heavy. I have my tweets attenuated. I have metal tweets so they can be harsh. I actually liked the sparkle with them not attenuated, but at higher volumes they could be pretty rough. Like corn cobs for TP lol. My Question was should I use a Master volume control or some line driver after the processor to get a clean signal to the amps? I have the 4012 and I don't know if there are any diff's, but here's the guide for the 3012. [URL="http://www.bbesound.com/pdfs/3012_manual.pdf"]http://www.bbesound.com/pdfs/3012_manual.pdf[/URL] 7.75mvrms input sens. and max out 4v rms. This really does seem to beef up the output and I like that at lower volumes, but I think I distort at the input for lower volumes whereas the amp could handle a higher signal for more volume. Any help understanding my set up is appreciated. Preacher [/QUOTE]

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