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walty220 
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Posted: February 22, 2004 at 12:44 AM / IP Logged  

fosgate 401s hooked to a single dvc fosgate he2... 400 watts rms, 8 gua pwr... what do i do with my gain settings,or how do i go about setting them properly,i havent touched them from how the factory set them

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customsuburb 
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Turn your gain all the way down on your amp. Now turn on your head-unit and put in a cd you're familiar with and turn your radio up to about 75 to 80 percent. Now, turn your gain up on your amp until you hear your sub starting to distort(or the maximum level you want it to play at). Once you hear it start to distort turn the gain down to just before the point where it starts to distort.
shredder130 
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eh mine never starts to distort
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Then do the same procedure as above and set the gain to loudest you want your sub to play. This isn't a law though. If you adjust it this way and find that there isn't enough bass at low levels then adjust to however you like it(just avoid turning it further then 3/4 of the way up or abusing the bass boost control if you have one on your amp).

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