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<blockquote data-quote="CrownMe" data-source="post: 6244884" data-attributes="member: 597350">.. actually the gain wasn&#039;t turned all the way up. But its pretty high.Anddd I figured I should be pushing as much power possible to the comps since the amp pushes only 115 per channel and the mids require 150. From what I had understood, underpowering can also be seriously dangerous to my speakers.To be honest I&#039;ve been using these for a while like this, its just that normally I never turn it up that high, I never smelt burnt coils or anything like that so I&#039;m assuming I havent cooked em.And most the gain setting tutorials I&#039;ve been reading seem to be sorta geared towards subs. But this is my understanding:set everything to the minimum level on ur ampturn ur HU up about 75%then work with each gain one at a time, till u hear it clip then turn that gain down till u dont hear any distortion anymore?.. does that about sound right?btw, thanks for the help, really appreciate it</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CrownMe, post: 6244884, member: 597350"] .. actually the gain wasn't turned all the way up. But its pretty high. Anddd I figured I should be pushing as much power possible to the comps since the amp pushes only 115 per channel and the mids require 150. From what I had understood, underpowering can also be seriously dangerous to my speakers. To be honest I've been using these for a while like this, its just that normally I never turn it up that high, I never smelt burnt coils or anything like that so I'm assuming I havent cooked em. And most the gain setting tutorials I've been reading seem to be sorta geared towards subs. But this is my understanding: set everything to the minimum level on ur amp turn ur HU up about 75% then work with each gain one at a time, till u hear it clip then turn that gain down till u dont hear any distortion anymore? .. does that about sound right? btw, thanks for the help, really appreciate it [/QUOTE]

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