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<blockquote data-quote="NCSU#1" data-source="post: 313751" data-attributes="member: 549921"><p>I have a PG MS2125 amp rated at only 2V input. My HU puts out 4V. I e-mailed PG and they told me to set the gains "as normal" basically just ignoring the 2V limit. I am now wondering if this is adding distortion/clipping to my syetem as well when I exceed 2V input.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NCSU#1, post: 313751, member: 549921"] I have a PG MS2125 amp rated at only 2V input. My HU puts out 4V. I e-mailed PG and they told me to set the gains "as normal" basically just ignoring the 2V limit. I am now wondering if this is adding distortion/clipping to my syetem as well when I exceed 2V input. [/QUOTE]
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