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<blockquote data-quote="Wattser93" data-source="post: 7628748" data-attributes="member: 618954">His amp is 2Ω stable in bridged mode, it&#039;s a Rockford Power series, they&#039;re also heavily underrated. The models rated at 25x4 have benched at over 75x4, you really need an O-scope to set the gains properly, it&#039;ll do more than rated, how much more? I don&#039;t know, but quite a bit. Using a DMM to set the gains to rated power is a waste of a great amp.I want somebody to produce an amp that has lockable end caps, so we can set gains, and then lock the end caps on so that they can&#039;t mess with any settings.I can&#039;t tell if this is a troll thread or not, I&#039;m going to assume it isn&#039;t. I recommend new subs that can take the power of that amp without getting fried (they probably sounded like azz anyways), and using an O-scope to set the gains. Distortion is tough to hear in subs, so turning up the gains until you hear distortion already has the gains well into the clipping range (my experiences).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wattser93, post: 7628748, member: 618954"] His amp is 2Ω stable in bridged mode, it's a Rockford Power series, they're also heavily underrated. The models rated at 25x4 have benched at over 75x4, you really need an O-scope to set the gains properly, it'll do more than rated, how much more? I don't know, but quite a bit. Using a DMM to set the gains to rated power is a waste of a great amp. I want somebody to produce an amp that has lockable end caps, so we can set gains, and then lock the end caps on so that they can't mess with any settings. I can't tell if this is a troll thread or not, I'm going to assume it isn't. I recommend new subs that can take the power of that amp without getting fried (they probably sounded like azz anyways), and using an O-scope to set the gains. Distortion is tough to hear in subs, so turning up the gains until you hear distortion already has the gains well into the clipping range (my experiences). [/QUOTE]

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