IgnoreMe
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ive never had a problem using -6 db tones setting gains for my subwoofer amps. you could try that.
i think all the extra money spending will be unneccesary. i will take a stab that 1 its a electrical problem (ie polarity, wiring, gain) or 2 its a cancellation issue.thanks fellas.. Imma turn the gain up a bit until I get my box 100% done this weekend and get everything put in how I want it.. then set it with a DMM and re-calculate my box ..If its still not loud imma buy a linedriver.... and if THAT doesnt work imma just get a new Pioneer HU.. I have the in-dash in my sig ATM
thats how i used to do it, then said screw it and bought a $125 Velleman scope from amazonThats why I still set my gains by ear. I turn the volume on the Headunit up to about 75% then I adjust the gain until I start to hear distortion, then I turn it down a little.
That method has always worked great for me.
My oscope says otherwise //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gifIs it a Pioneer deck? Somebody said to adjust the settings with the volume at 61/62. I disagree. I believe that Pioneers start distorting a signal at anything above a volume level of 49. I always set it at volume 49.
Again, ill say more gain or new headunit.