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<blockquote data-quote="g30ffr3y" data-source="post: 801311" data-attributes="member: 556438"><p>it really does have everything to do with where the gains are</p><p></p><p>set on the amp...</p><p></p><p>i set mine up with a 50hz test tone at -12 where it would not</p><p></p><p>clip... with actual music i can turn it up close to 0 with no</p><p></p><p>clipping... im planning to set it around -14 or so, so i would</p><p></p><p>never turn it up passed 0...</p><p></p><p>i drive around with a muliltmeter hooked to my amp daily so</p><p></p><p>im always watching my voltages... the sub level control seems</p><p></p><p>to increase the voltage slowly at first and then more aggressivly...</p><p></p><p>as if a particular song is only at 6 volts or so and turn the sub</p><p></p><p>level up 1 knotch it will increase by like a volt or so... but if youre</p><p></p><p>already pushing 25 volts through it... 1 more knotch on the</p><p></p><p>sub level control will bump it up by 3 or so volts...</p><p></p><p>so be careful once it starts getting loud... that sub level thing can</p><p></p><p>get you trouble quick if you play with it too much...</p><p></p><p>standard mode goes to +6... i dont know about network mode...</p><p></p><p>i love the 860 also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="g30ffr3y, post: 801311, member: 556438"] it really does have everything to do with where the gains are set on the amp... i set mine up with a 50hz test tone at -12 where it would not clip... with actual music i can turn it up close to 0 with no clipping... im planning to set it around -14 or so, so i would never turn it up passed 0... i drive around with a muliltmeter hooked to my amp daily so im always watching my voltages... the sub level control seems to increase the voltage slowly at first and then more aggressivly... as if a particular song is only at 6 volts or so and turn the sub level up 1 knotch it will increase by like a volt or so... but if youre already pushing 25 volts through it... 1 more knotch on the sub level control will bump it up by 3 or so volts... so be careful once it starts getting loud... that sub level thing can get you trouble quick if you play with it too much... standard mode goes to +6... i dont know about network mode... i love the 860 also. [/QUOTE]
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