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<blockquote data-quote="threedd97" data-source="post: 1637771" data-attributes="member: 559348"><p>"Breaking in" just gives a fuller sound, possibly a bit louder. You're using an xover on the sub? Why? Gain is up doesn't tell me much, don't use the punch bass if you don't have to. It is a bass boost and can only cause distortion and/or clipping. Um... what is the impedance of your sub (ohms)? You could have it on the wrong ohm load and/or not giving the sub the power it requires. That amp isn't that powerful by any means. You're lucky if you're pushing 900watts @ 4 ohms bridged.</p><p></p><p>I just did some research and I THINK your sub is 4ohm SVC and the amp does 400x2 @ 4 ohms bridged so you're doing somewhere in the ballpark of 800 - 1000 watts to the sub. I read that the sub is 1600w. They didn't specify if it's the RMS or peak. If it's the RMS of the sub, that could be the reason that you simply are not giving it the power.</p><p></p><p>I dunno though, wait until someone who knows more has some input.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="threedd97, post: 1637771, member: 559348"] "Breaking in" just gives a fuller sound, possibly a bit louder. You're using an xover on the sub? Why? Gain is up doesn't tell me much, don't use the punch bass if you don't have to. It is a bass boost and can only cause distortion and/or clipping. Um... what is the impedance of your sub (ohms)? You could have it on the wrong ohm load and/or not giving the sub the power it requires. That amp isn't that powerful by any means. You're lucky if you're pushing 900watts @ 4 ohms bridged. I just did some research and I THINK your sub is 4ohm SVC and the amp does 400x2 @ 4 ohms bridged so you're doing somewhere in the ballpark of 800 - 1000 watts to the sub. I read that the sub is 1600w. They didn't specify if it's the RMS or peak. If it's the RMS of the sub, that could be the reason that you simply are not giving it the power. I dunno though, wait until someone who knows more has some input. [/QUOTE]
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