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<blockquote data-quote="adulbrich" data-source="post: 8477057" data-attributes="member: 661255"><p>Nice, I like my subs to be the loudest part of my system too. I usually set gains like this:</p><p></p><p>With my subs disconnected, I set my mids/higs to their maximum clean power. Then I connect my subs. I watch my power supply voltage, listen, and use my nose to set gains for my sub. I don't use my o-scope for sub gains anymore. I feel like you can usually get more out of the amp if you understand its limits. After having a system installed for a few weeks, you generally get a sense for what a save volume is. It varies with the type of music. After I set my substage for maximum volume, I lower the mids or highs gains so they blend to sound best to me</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="adulbrich, post: 8477057, member: 661255"] Nice, I like my subs to be the loudest part of my system too. I usually set gains like this: With my subs disconnected, I set my mids/higs to their maximum clean power. Then I connect my subs. I watch my power supply voltage, listen, and use my nose to set gains for my sub. I don't use my o-scope for sub gains anymore. I feel like you can usually get more out of the amp if you understand its limits. After having a system installed for a few weeks, you generally get a sense for what a save volume is. It varies with the type of music. After I set my substage for maximum volume, I lower the mids or highs gains so they blend to sound best to me [/QUOTE]
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