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<blockquote data-quote="xterra02_pat" data-source="post: 1361538" data-attributes="member: 564939">Well the acronyms are just what is says on the amp.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know what they stand for, but thats what it says on the amp.&nbsp;&nbsp; Which one of these is the gain?&nbsp; I don&#039;t really know, on my brothers amp his says gain right on the knob, but the kenwood amp im usuing does not.&nbsp; &nbsp; To answer RAMOS&nbsp;&nbsp; the input sensitivity can go from&nbsp; 5&nbsp; to&nbsp; .2&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Right now it is set at about .6 or .7I am almost certain the box is fully sealed.&nbsp; I used screws, wood glue all around, and then I sealed all the edges with silicone.&nbsp; &nbsp; How would I find out if i missed any spots?&nbsp;&nbsp; I listened next to the box and didn&#039;t hear any hissing noises or anything to show signs of air being pushed out.Last, so should I keep the sub wired in parallel or switch it over to series where it would be at a 3 ohm?&nbsp; If i switch it over do I have to change anything on the amp?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xterra02_pat, post: 1361538, member: 564939"] Well the acronyms are just what is says on the amp. I don't know what they stand for, but thats what it says on the amp. Which one of these is the gain? I don't really know, on my brothers amp his says gain right on the knob, but the kenwood amp im usuing does not. To answer RAMOS the input sensitivity can go from 5 to .2 Right now it is set at about .6 or .7 I am almost certain the box is fully sealed. I used screws, wood glue all around, and then I sealed all the edges with silicone. How would I find out if i missed any spots? I listened next to the box and didn't hear any hissing noises or anything to show signs of air being pushed out. Last, so should I keep the sub wired in parallel or switch it over to series where it would be at a 3 ohm? If i switch it over do I have to change anything on the amp? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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