I tried setting my amp with dmm and nothing!

[dumple 5,000+ posts]

OP should go kill himself, ******* noob with weak ******** hifonics garbage amp.

not any worse then the AP you use lol

 

[mac208x 10+ year member]

Hahah Burn't lol

not any worse then the AP you use lol

yeah i noticed the hifonics are power hungry, I was only getting 12.9v at it even when the bass hit.

OK so what would be the solution to my problem.

 

[vaiboy 10+ year member]

yeah i put it at the A with a dotted line not the squiggly one

The DMM should be set on V with a "squiggly" line for AC volts, the speaker outputs are AC.

 

[mac208x 10+ year member]

ok let me try that

The DMM should be set on V with a "squiggly" line for AC volts, the speaker outputs are AC.

 

[mac208x 10+ year member]

OK so i went and tried to do it again and i set the dmm at V~ 200 and i was only getting 5.7 not 50.9 AND the gain is all the way to the end at 0.2v -.-"""

 

[vaiboy 10+ year member]

You really need to use a True RMS DMM to set the gains, if the DMM isn't True RMS that could be the problem.

 

[Kangaroux 5,000+ posts]

herp

 

[Bassin Buick]

umm , if you didnt know that the wavy line is ac and the straight one with dots under it is DC and you needed to be on VOLTAGE not amperage to read volts............................you should STAY AWAY FROM YOUR WIRING FOREVER!!! LOL

 

[mikelaubach 10+ year member]

Are the speakers attached or not? The fact that you are getting anything at all says that the majority of the amp's systems are working. Won't some amps not behave properly without a load? Install the speakers and wire and check again AFTER turning the amp gain all the way back down...