To those who have the pg x600.1

[turnstylez18 10+ year member]

without bass boost, did u guys ever had to put ur gains almost all the way up for the sub to pound? well when i tried my x600.1 amp with my old mtx 400 rms sub..i had to put the gains almost all the way for the sub to pound...is this normal or what? i know i should check the gain tutorial but i had to turn the gains almost full and my old ma audio amp didnt need to be all the way up...it had lower rms by the way..

thanks

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[turnstylez18 10+ year member]

oh yeah...the sub i will be using is a 12 type r tuned to 30 hz...dont know the cu.ft

 

[PhatTonyDeMarco 5,000+ posts]

Set your gains with a DMM, where the sub "pounds" is not relivant to setting the gains.

 

[Mackenzie 10+ year member]

Set your gains with a DMM, where the sub "pounds" is not relivant to setting the gains.

x2, I already told you to seek the gain setting tutorial first, and then get back to us if you dont have enough output.

 

[Mackenzie 10+ year member]

from my experience the xenon amps like a hotter signal. The gain on them seems to be cut up more, then some other amps ive used. In all just use a dmm, it doesnt matter that the gain is higher on the xenon, then a previous amps you have used. All amps have different gain settings. It has nothing to do with the power of the amp either. Go to radio shack fork out 15 bucs and get a dmm.