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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CplCuddles" data-source="post: 8523920" data-attributes="member: 663649"><p>I originally used a 40Hz 0db track. I'm currently using -5db, but I also have -10db. I don't fully understand how it works when you set the gains with a -5db vs like -10db in relation to the peaks in music. I use audacity to see the db levels and freqs so I can label my music. A bass note that peaks at -5db sounds is much louder than a -10db note. My question is if I'm playing a song that @30hz is -12.6db and I set with -10db, does that make it play at -2.6db or higher? What about if its -2.6db already @30hz, am I playing a +7.4db? Is that bad? I just don't wanna fry my amp but I want to use its full potential. Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>

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