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August 12, 2003 at 16:29:11 |
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Jordan, [216-237-196-136-dslam1-hmc.northstate.net] |
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Well, on a scale from 1 to 10 of the max volume, I'd say around 7-8 would be my max.. 8 if you just wanna show off for a few seconds ;) But really, if you hear any sort of odd noise that isn't in the music, or any noticeable changes, then your volume is quite alright...
If you want to, the best solution to set your gains on your amp and know the maximum settings for your gains before the signal starts to get clipped, use an osciliscope and run test tones through the amp. You shouldn't have to turn up the volume any more beyond that gain point before your amp clips, and since the amp is rated for 60 W more than the two subs can handle, you shouldn't reach that mark anyways. (unless the amp isn't REALLY 460 watts...)
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