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<blockquote data-quote="knightsdaze" data-source="post: 7892656" data-attributes="member: 628490"><p>I wouldn't "tweak" the gain.. Just be aware of your speakers RMS power handling capability, and dont crank the head units volume to the point where your'e asking the speakers to accept more power than they're designed for.. Gain settings are such a common question and point of discussion in this forum.. I suggest that you set ur gains with a dmm at least, or a dd-1 at best (or with an o-scope). Both the dd-1 + oscilloscope will allow you to set ur amp gains properly. You won't get that true 120 rms unless ur cranking the hell outta the head units volume anyway. hope this helped.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="knightsdaze, post: 7892656, member: 628490"] I wouldn't "tweak" the gain.. Just be aware of your speakers RMS power handling capability, and dont crank the head units volume to the point where your'e asking the speakers to accept more power than they're designed for.. Gain settings are such a common question and point of discussion in this forum.. I suggest that you set ur gains with a dmm at least, or a dd-1 at best (or with an o-scope). Both the dd-1 + oscilloscope will allow you to set ur amp gains properly. You won't get that true 120 rms unless ur cranking the hell outta the head units volume anyway. hope this helped. [/QUOTE]
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