Gains all the way up on amp...

[TheFiverMan 10+ year member]

Ok set the gains to about 2 o clock turn HU volume to around 23-25 (assuming your HU max volume is 35) You should have no doubt some output. After that work you gain settings around by ear and make sure the subwoofer is taking the power ok. (Not heating up)

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Than set the volume you want on the mids and level out the bass. I'm taking it your mids are not amped?

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Yes it is a 2v preout but if I turn the volume up to halfway, its loud. the door speakers that is.

go to the EQ and turn down every other frequency (besides bass frequencies) to turn down your door speakers if they are on head unit power.

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

Than set the volume you want on the mids and level out the bass. I'm taking it your mids are not amped?

Never mind, I don't think they are

 

[njknittle 10+ year member]

Ok set the gains to about 2 o clock turn HU volume to around 23-25 You should have no doubt some output. After that work you gain settings around by ear and make sure the subwoofer is taking the power ok. (Not heating up)

Ill try that tomorrow. It just seems weird to me. Ive never had to put the gain past halfway with my other set ups. But all the amps ive ever had were Rockford T1500s and a T2500

 

[njknittle 10+ year member]

Than set the volume you want on the mids and level out the bass. I'm taking it your mids are not amped?

Never mind, I don't think they are

Just factory mids. My sig was my old setup