Saw a few people asking about if having a "bass knob" which actually just adjusts the gain on your amplifier with max on the "bass knob" being whatever your gain adjustment is set to ,all the way down to the gain setting to zero on the minimum side of the "bass knob.". If you set your gain using this method that he showed...just set your " bass knob" to the MAX setting while adjusting the gain on your Amp using the multimeter square root method he showed in the video..What that does when setting the " bass knob" at max is assuring that you can never send a clipped signal because it was at max when you set your gain on the amp... you can go lower whenever you want on the fly depending on song choice but it ensures that you can never go to high...hope this makes sense to those who asked...👍

@Whitetrashweldr

3 жыл бұрын

not always, some knobs adjust BOOST by db at certain frequencies. that's dangerous and asking for clipping. gotta watch out

@justScrollin0627

3 жыл бұрын

@@Whitetrashweldr not familiar with what you are talking about...Any "bass control knob I have encountered are basically just an adjustment on how many volts the amp puts out all the way up to whatever setting you have your gain adjustment set to on your amp...The "Bass EQ" setting on the physical amp usually does the function you are speaking of and is best to just leave off so you don't send a clipped signal...Not saying they don't exist....but is definitely not common place for a "bass control knob...

@justScrollin0627

3 жыл бұрын

As far as I know the final output that an amplifier will put out is whatever you have your gain adjustment set at...That is why its very important to start from head unit and work your way all the way back to the amplifier for proper signal setting..Finding your clipping point from head unit first...then adjusting any Line Out Converters,Line Drivers, EQ's ect to just before clipping....then lastly the Amplifier Gain Setting to just before Clipping at Max everything...doing this ensures that turning your system up to absolute max will not harm anything because its all been set properly....As well as using the subsonic feature on your amp(if available) because this ensures that your subs won't "bottom out" at extremely low frequencies that 1)your sub isn't designed to produce ..2) If running on a ported or vented enclosure going to far down below the tuning frequency of your enclosure causing your sub to surpass its mechanical throw...Finally the "Boost Boost or Bass EQ function is the most dangerous setting to use because it bypasses the settings at certain frequencies to "boost" the bass which will send a clipped signal and cause damage..That feature is useless in most cases and should be taken off of amps in my opinion...if everything is set properly and you arent satisfied with the bass output......Get equipment that can produce what you desire...taking a short cut with "Bass EQ" Or "Bass Boost" will leave you with damaged equipment almost always....of course this all is just my thoughts and opinions but have yet to fry an amp or sub..👍

@Whitetrashweldr

3 жыл бұрын

Cmon man if you’ve ever read an owners manual u would know what I’m talking about. Even power series from RF come with a EQ knob. If u want a gain knob buy a rca in rca out gain adjustment knob. But hey 🤷🏻‍♂️

@justScrollin0627

3 жыл бұрын

@@Whitetrashweldr dude we are talking about two different features...any type of " Bass EQ" function on an amp should be left off! Whether it is a knob adjustment or on the amp itself!!! A so called "bass knob" is basically a gain adjuster and is perfectly okay to use AS LONG AS when setting your GAIN on the amp is done correctly...STOP ✋ trying to argue..if you are using a "bass eq" knob ....you are a fool...because its the same thing as the bass eq or "bass boost" on the amp...

NOBODY explains information about sound systems as you do. 🤝🏿I appreciate your content. I actually find myself rewatching a lot of older videos. Thank you big bro.

I just want to say that in my opinion you have made the single most informative and easy to understand video I've seen on this subject. You've found a way to put your years of knowledge into a 30 min. Video and made it easy to understand and actually follow through on . I have thoroughly enjoyed watching this video and now have a great understanding of how to set up amps with confidence and great results and I owe it all to you . Thank you Very much I have subscribed and look forward to watching everyone of your videos. Never stop making videos and teaching your knowledge you're truly awesome at what you do . Thanks again.

I've learned things I never knew prior to finding your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Sir. 👊🏼

Sharp video champ, I'm 49yrs old and just getting back into car audio from late 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. I didn't understand alot as far as technical stuff so I appreciate KZread so don't have to scratch your head all the time

Every video i watched on this subject they make it more difficult to understand how to set it but you break it down in simple terms. Your actually a genius

Big ups on this video my friend! You took you time and explained it so an old guy like myself can understand. Best video I have watched on the topic. Very well done and not having to sit through a bunch of silly fluff.

Awesome video my man! I watched a few other videos and I was even more lost then when I began! You broke it down and now I understand 100%. Thanks!!!

Chief I truly appreciate you bro.. u giving up real knowledge to the community

Absolute best video I've seen explaining setting your amp right. Props to you my man.

Oh hell yeahh ! Im subscribing. Nobody i have seen do this as detailed as you man. Right on. Thanks you!

Bro this was straight to the point and a easy how to, I’ve watched several vids before I start my first big build making sure everything is right and this the easiest to understand what I was looking for 👍

Good video brother this is much needed information that no one will give you and people always have their amps set wrong.

This is the proper way to calibrate your gear, some mobile audio installers don't know how to properly calibrate the signal from the head unit to the amp and they should know thanks for the knowledge!

@SheikhN-bible-syndrome

2 жыл бұрын

This is absolutely not the proper way to set your amp

@dcplze3107

Жыл бұрын

@@SheikhN-bible-syndrome well why don’t you tell us the proper way to set gains then since you know so much you probably have 2-8” Pyle subs on a 400.4 boss amp 😂

Nicely done. Learned more here than I did on similar amp setting videos.

This man reminds me of my big homie back home. the way he explains something in great detail and the tones when it comes to certain details almost as if he’s beating that shit into your head. What I’ve spent the last couple weeks trying to figure out across forums, videos etc.. has taken 27mins to register. Thank you.

@anonymousperson7889

2 ай бұрын

What exactly are you trying to figure out though? Does your system sound good? Did it before? That's all that matters. I have put systems together that were cheap $60 to $100 amps pushing entey level subs, with low budget mids and highs and systems where the subs alone cost $700 a piece and the component speakers were close to the same. They all sound amazing without ever touching a multimeter. Most of us are never entering a sub competition and nor do we want to. We want to listen to music, feel the bass and have a good time. Just roll with a few simple rules/policies.....never push your amp to 100% gain always over power what you want to use and never push peaks with your speakers and subs. No need to blow anything or even the push limits on anything and it will last forever. Hope you are enjoying yourself some bass brother ❤ Keep thumping!

Great video thanks for breaking everything down and I really appreciate it I'm sure it has helped out a lot of people out here thanks again keep up the good work

Thanks for sharing these things you know. I appreciate you very much and I'm learning new things thanks to you MBE.🙌

Simple and accurate instructions. I know how to do this but wanted to see how well the instructions were told and this video keeps it SIMPLE AND ACCURATE ❤

Yo unk man … Love your shit mann , ur channel inspires me … i wake up every morning to go out and work on my truck based off what i learn from your vids 💯

Thank you for such an informative and well explained video.

Noted. This joint is saved to my playlist. Thanks for this one extremely helpful 🫡🔊🔊🔊🦾

Great vids man. Appreciate it👍. People who have trouble with math download OHMS LAW CALCULATOR! JUST PUT IN OHM LOAD AND DESIRED POWER AND CALCULATE YOUR VOLTAGE

I've been setting my gains like this for years but I do something at the end a little different. The 40 hertz constant load isn't what you will be using as a signal for day to day use, it's music. So being that music is far less stressful on a amp than a tone it seems to make sense that you can squeeze a little more of of the tune on music. This is my procedure. After I have my gain set same as the procedure in the video I then play a few bass heavy songs that I know play good in my system and I watch how close the voltage on the multimeter gets to my target set voltage. Usually it isn't hitting the target voltage so I add some gain on music till I see my peak voltage hit my number. Even if after three or so songs, if I see the peak voltage peak higher here and there, it's just for a fraction of a second at a time. I have had success for a decade or so doing this. This really requires you knowing your system and what songs play the best. If your new to it I suggest just following the video only. What do you think?

@flowmaster2010

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds smart dude, because there is maximum voltage the app can hit and also the running voltage it likes for continuous.

@It-b-Blair

Жыл бұрын

Idk man, @13:47 is what I was thinking when I read this… especially since different sources can have varying fidelity, it could easily lead to clipping, maybe inaudible, but it’d still be there

@marcus05011993

Жыл бұрын

Makes a lot of sense because once in a while I'll do the math and set my voltage at what it says it should be I have two VXF 12s and two RP 2000 amps subs are wired to 2 ohms they each got their own amp they're getting 1400 RMS so math says to set it at I think like 53 volts and I always end up setting it to 53 volts and I spent a lot of time on back roads testing my system and whatnot and it seems my system sounds better at 64 volts and I have an oscope and everything and when I usually set it to the 53 volts I do everything the right way and turn all the filters off and I always end up studying it to the suggested voltage and then not liking it and turning it up to that sweet spot I have my subs on my backseat of my Dodge ram quad cab so I mean I can hear every little noise coming from the subs and even at the 64 volts I seem to not have any noises or problems but I also whether I have it at the 53 volts or the 64 I usually have my EQ set to flat I don't have any bass boost on or anything

@It-b-Blair

Жыл бұрын

@@marcus05011993 trip, I just set my two 18”s in my Silverado to 80v for 1600rms with the bass mechanic tracks. Then my bass knob showed clipping on some heavy songs, I tuned with those tracks and it ended up being turned down to 60v on the test tones so no matter what played I didn’t get clipping. It’d be cool if tracks had all the same levels, but everyone mixes differently, and none of the electronic components account for it, they just process and send the signal along. I didn’t hear it clip, but the knob was flashing red like crazy.

Loving this info great job on this video never had it explain this way thanks for this info

Man I've honestly learned a lot from you ! Oh I know you're a fan of 8 inch subwoofers. Try the Dead Game Audio 8.

I run 2 prime rockford truck box 12s 250 rms 500 max I used your formula to set gain for 500 w it sounds great!! Just two dual v coil 12s at 2 ohms plenty of great bass!!!! For a small F150

Sweet!!! Explained to the point liked and sub'ed bruh 👍🏾👍🏾💥💥

I use this method when dealing with a lower rms subwoofer and a higher powered amp.. this sets the amp perfectly to put out enough watts fora particular sub so you can ensure it’s not being over powered. I also use the SMD DD-1 to find my just before distortion level quickly. Both work in conjunction with the same possible outcome of setting the gain correctly. Explained well MBE

Super helpful video, thanks bro! 🙏🏻

Another Very Informative video....thank you thank you

May God Bless you for making this Video

Hell yea!i been wondering were to set voltage on my jl / 1000v1s with the regulated output i absolutely love those amps there big as hell and they take up space but wouldnt replace them for anything

Great explanation!

I put systems together that were cheap $60 to $100 amps pushing entey level subs, with low budget mids and highs and systems where the subs alone cost $700 a piece and the component speakers were close to the same. They all sound amazing without ever touching a multimeter. Most of us are never entering a sub competition and nor do we want to. We want to listen to music, feel the bass and have a good time. Just roll with a few simple rules/policies.....never push your amp to 100% gain always have more power than what you want to use and never push peaks with your speakers and subs. No need to blow anything or even the push limits on anything and it will last forever. Hope you are enjoying yourself some bass brother ❤ Keep thumping!

Thank you so much for the info brother

Nice tutorial man 👍

Great video. Probably saved somebody thousands of dollars.

Good video... glad you explained what hz to use while setting there gains. That’s where a lot of people new to this mess up

@7ankss

3 жыл бұрын

what hz did he said please ?

@brayb_1182

Жыл бұрын

@@7ankss 40

TY.. bruh this probably saved my system 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🦾🦾🦾

Thank you for this video.

Love it when you set you shit right, and you realize you need to buy a bigger amp! Thanks for helping me spend money!

Thanks very much teacher learn alot

first time i ever tuned my setup like this, except i bought a super cheap oscilloscope on ebay, damn, iwe never had so nice sounding system as now, very recommended. Noticed that one of the amps didnt like the 4v low leven output from my headunit also, so a was super clipping before i turned down the hu's voltage out for the sub. Didnt know that until this but with oscilloscope adjustment

@-CryBabyCry

10 ай бұрын

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Really like the information

Super useful 👌

Man that was very informative, great video sir!!! Well no use in crying over spilled milk right? I really could've been the bass master with your knowledge, but instead I turned a couple amps into new metal, and literally thrown rods out of subs! Yes sir this video is very important!!!!

Thanks for the Jem.

Very awesome thank u

How much of a difference did you notice going to the Pro version LC2i? I’m having some issues pickin up lows and I’m tuned at 33hz using the regular LC2i

Love your style, you'd make a fantastic teacher/instructor/professor...ty. subd. Peace out professor....

Thanks again for all your help. Just wondering what do I leave my LC2i and Epicenter at when setting the gain with the mulit-meter? Thanks

This is how I set all my amps.. but it’s good practice to measure your rca as well.. especially if using a LOc.. not all LOc are equal and give a clean signal but a lot of clipping can be sent to the amp.. for example I use the kicker which has been shown to supply 6.5-7 clean wo clipping.. as I can measure clip I set mine to 6v to be safe then I work on the amp setting. The amp is the easiest thing to set.. but if you have a dirty signal going to the amp you’re only going to be amplifying that signal no matter how b good the amp is set… Also on my cue system I actually set bass to max for adjustment but that’s cause I use the bass setting on the slide unit as a bass knob but you can only do this with boss or HK systems as they have internal circuits that adjust column to eliminate clipping..

Good video bro

@MB you mentioned audio control devices. Which ones are you using LCI, epicenter, dsp, line driver

How do you feel about taramps? I have 2 12" deaf bonce avatar stu subwoofers. Looking for a solid amp to push 2 12" subwoofers 2ohm rated at 6k watts looking for an amp that will push atleast 5k like the taramps 5k. Are taramps legit though? The dyno tests I've seen look legit. Just wondering your thoughts on the subject, thanks.

What a great video!! I was trying to check my optimal voltage, but got no reading. Where do you connect the volt meter when changing the gain to set? Anyone’s help is appreciated.

Thank you! must have over looked this video somehow

If you can't appreciate this video, then I don't know what else to tell ya! I'm an American Soldier searching for guidance starting with upgrading my electrical system to get my sound system right!

THIS IS A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO,I HAVE ONE QUESTION.IF THE AMPLIFIER HAS TWO 40AMP FUSE, DO YOU MULTIPLE BOTH OF THEM BY TEN THEN ADD THE TOTAL WHICH GIVES YOU 800 OR YOU JUST MULTIPLE ONE THE FUSE BY TEN GIVING YOU THE TOTAL OF 400?

Thank you so much for this very informative video. Am using a 12 Volt system at home and it go like this, source (laptop, cp, CD player) to a 220VAC CARVER C1 preamp to Sony 50 x 4 amp and Alpine MRP-M450. The SONY powers up MBQuart 5 1/4" separates and the ALPINE drives a 12" Sony SVC sub. I use the Carver because of its multiple inputs and two outputs perfect for each amps. It is an "ironic" setup but I like it, please tell me your thoughts about a Carver going to two car amps. Thanks again and greetings from the Philippines.

Ok good information thanks, now if I have a 1000watt rms amp but my sub is only rated to 500watt rms can I use this calculation too set it around 500 on the amp ?

Nice lesson

TY for keeping it simple; but I have questions.. I am running 4ch amp in bridge to push the speakers bc 4way rms was way too little for the speakers; bout less than half. Will this formula and technique work the same for my setup? Bridge wattage squared = target voltage???? rounding down to play it safe for me btw... Also 40Htz test for 4channel bridged?

Thanks man

Hey wanting to run 16k watts to 4 18s @.5 ohms I have the power for it huge custom lithium battery and 3 alts 16,000 x .5 =8,000 Sqroot of that is 89.44 is that right? Have a bass clef 17k

I learn a lot from you. Can you make a video about how to calculate port displacement.

@M.B.Enclosures

3 жыл бұрын

Why? Plenty of software and apps that will do it automatically

@ldogdamasher

3 жыл бұрын

@@M.B.Enclosures Which one do you suggest?

@7ankss

3 жыл бұрын

@@M.B.Enclosures I understand that for setting the amp voltage, everything needs to be flat- but after the voltage is set, can I increase the bass value or treble value on head unit ?

@M.B.Enclosures

3 жыл бұрын

@@7ankss after it set yes.... just know if you at high volume and you increase Bass you might be clipping

So you get take the rated power and multiply it by the ohm load in which it makes the rated power and square root it to get the gain voltage? What if my amp is rated 750 at 2 or 1 ohms? 750x2 is 1500 but 750x1 is 750 won't the square root give u a different voltage rating?

Its kinda cute and dry but some set gains with the sub connected some use sqr rt of the amp some the speaker me for instance have a salt 6 with a nightshade v6 15” which is 3000rms so which number do i use 6000 from amp or 3000 from sub

I run a harmony audio 800.1 1ohm stable amp with a rated power 800 watts at 1ohm and a dyno sheet that stated it makes 904 watts at 1ohm. I have a Rockville singe 12 ,1ohm final load sub. It’s rated at 1400watts max and 350watts rms with 700 watt power handling. If I set my gain ,using this method , I would just set it using 800 watts ? Square root is 28.28. So that would be what I set it too but would that end up damaging my sub ? Thanks

Question if using smd dd1 for bass amp set gains at 5 db or 10 db 40 hertz. Whats your advise

Salute!!

Love the video, and I appreciate the knowledge...My only question is, can you go over in depth on how you hooked up the multimeter as in whiere does the red and black probe goes...

@M.B.Enclosures

3 жыл бұрын

Listen to the video..I say that in the video

@johngray2526

3 жыл бұрын

lol listen to the video I say that in the video welp that's great maybe a person is hard of hearing and slow but can learn by seeing and hands on bruh I see your going out of your way to educate the ones whom is not slow learning but thanks anyway good video tho

@johngray2526

2 жыл бұрын

@A. Melbs I have a flip phone from the government. Not everyone can have nice things but I'm trying to catch up tho but I do have my oldest brothers system bruh I'm trying to stay young even though I'm in my late 50s that I'm late in learning because I'm slow. And I'll never give up till I drop. Therefore it's always a learning course to challenge no matter whom we are or whatever it is as long as there's a willing to do so. My choice is to try catching up. But it's hard to do it by just seeing hands that's covering what it's exsplaining. God didn't give us all the same gift.

@johngray2526

2 жыл бұрын

Yes sir & yes indeed piece is a must in my view at least I try to keep piece and get along with people the ones whom don't have respect for anyone is the ones that don't have respect for themselves which is sad but that's how some messed up people are lol.

Salute!

1 kHz should be used for the mids and highs when setting your amps running your front stage and rear speakers.

@PhiMobileSounds

Жыл бұрын

@A. Melbs It’s probably in your manual. If you look at the layout of your 4ch amp and compare the crossover capability, you will want the channels capable of processing a signal and ohm load you can achieve on those two channels. Definitely consult your manual to see with the amp can support bridged. Use 40hz on the lows and continue to use the 1kHz on the left and right channels mids and highs. Good luck.

@PhiMobileSounds

Жыл бұрын

@A. Melbs Hook up the probes the same way you want to wire your speakers.

I have a jp-2300. Do you believe it puts out it’s rated 2300 watts rms. I’m running it on 2 sa v2 10s so wanting to tune it all correctly to the 2300 if possible

MBE baby that was a freaking great video...i always do my tuning by ear and im betting im close but i am going to do this tomorrow. For reference i have a Audio Control LC 1.1500 which bench rest at about 1750 at 2 ohm...this amp is not 1 ohm stable. My speaker setup are Morel tempo ultra components front and rear on a Audio Control LC 4.800 rated at 125 watts times 4 channels. My calculation from this video is 53 volts. My weakest link in my system is the stock head unit going into a PAC 4 volt out with low level signal. I can say without hesitation the Audio CONTROL LC2i Pro was far superior for a fraction of the cost $139 Crutchfield) than the PACGM PRO ($450) . My stock head unit (2015 GMC sierra stock Bose head unit) is junk....i need to get that past 3/4 to get voltage to kick in. between 3/4 and 7/8 is where it finally kicks in. For those reading this get the LC2i Pro it can put out 9 volts from high or low level inputs.....much better unit IMHO. For reference i run several systems but my current subwoofer system are two JL Audio 10w3-4 wired to 2 ohm to the amp. tuning is 32 hertz on a ported enclosure i built. sounds very very smooth and clean and very efficient. I change boxes frequently so i have a excellent reference for efficiency, versus power hungry versus box rise.....it all makes a difference....

Also open up your LPF on your amp all the way up

@excessivethrottle8918

3 жыл бұрын

Why?

@DjR3aper

2 жыл бұрын

@@excessivethrottle8918 so you know the full voltage w/o cross over intervention

the RCA'S connected to the amp is it connecting to your phone also or to the multimeter ? I think I'm seeing the multimeter probes going to the + & - am I right ?

How do you set subsonic and lpf also great video

good explination

If you have an amplifier for your mids and another matching amp for your subwoofers, do you on set the voltage output equally on both amps. Lets say, 20 volts all channels on the mid amp AND on the sub amp....

can a reverse of this method be used to get the actual output of a amp. Well a ballpark atleast?

And if i set it up like how its explained in the video can play with the equalizer if i would like to have different settings ?

How would i go about tuning my audio control epicenter with my amp

Great video. However when setting crossover for instance low pass. If I want 80 hertz I understand that my voltage will rise. I how do I know if I’m at 80 hertz when I adjust the filter?

Does a base restoration device make a difference and if so should the amplifier be hooked up to the base restoration device set at full power

Love your videos. Keep it up. Just commenting to let you know I think you showed us your phone password. Just wanted to give you a heads up just in case. Keep it up!

Thanks!

This is a video i needed to watch. This may be a stupid question, but my thinking is, the only stupid question is a question not asked. So here we go. Does this method work for pro amps as well. I'm using Crown XLS 2502 to run a pair of 18' in a dual 4 0hm that is running in stereo and not bridged. This is in a home theater environment, of course. Can i use this same method to set the gains for each channel on my amp? Thanks in advance fam!

If I’m using a 4 channel amp, (say 200 watt) and 4 ohm speakers. Do I do 200watts x4 ohms? Or 50x 4ohms?

I also been curious I've seen people that does tests on preouts on the headunit and found that some radios produce clean signal at full volume. Would you recommend going full volume when setting your gains if you know you can get a clean signal at full?

@M.B.Enclosures

3 жыл бұрын

Only if you know it’s clean. Some radios are very clean from brands like Clarion, Alpine, and Pioneer...

So i use a 40 hrtz track to do my 15 skar svr 800 watts /1600 peak i have my gains at 40 but it doesnt sound loud in my car but everybody says they can hear it dts they say it sounds better then the 12s i had? My box is at 35 hertz hpw do i know that for sure i used a 35 herts track to tune it can somebody help also how do i set my low pass filter

Question, will the voltage that supplies your amp affect the settings of the Gain?

@weshowell7977

3 жыл бұрын

Yep

Do u need to play test tone in order to set gain on amp?? Or can I set with just power supply and multimeter

Just wanna make sure I’m doing this right I have 2 subwoofers 300 watts each side so total 600 watts and I’m doing 2 ohms so would I do 300 x 2 or 600 x 2

Great information given. So, setting the Gain w/ Flat EQ means I can only stay unclipped or clean power on Flat, or can I slightly adjust my EQ to get the listening pleasure I desire?

@marcuslinton310

2 жыл бұрын

Let's use 30 as max clean head unit volume. If you set gain at volume 30, than anything you do boost wise from EQ to Sub Level while playing at level 30 you will be increasing the gain of the head unit which in turn increases the gain of amp beyond it's abilities. For best results with an EQ you typically want to lower the settings of the other frequencies in order to make the frequencies you want to hear stand out more. So if you want to hear more midrange, you would lower the higher freq., if you wan to hear more higher freq. you want to lower the middle frequencies. For all around reasonable results, just use the smile curve and leave it alone. You could even set the smile curve first and than do the gain setting.

@marcuslinton310

2 жыл бұрын

​@A. Melbs Are you suggesting you're playing at max volume all the time and it's still not loud enough? That's an issue of needing more powerful speakers and amp so that you can play at your chosen volume and still have headroom for those adjustments.

@marcuslinton310

2 жыл бұрын

@A. Melbs Unless you want to use meters, it's all subjective to your own listening preferences.

Great video boss, simple and clear, one question though. When using my multimeter should I put them in the Positive and Negative of where my sub wires are? And should I keep the wires in while playing the tone? And if I have an LC2i would I need to push the Hi/lo button on my amp?

@michaelraykinney

3 жыл бұрын

When setting your gains you want to put your multimeter red lead to the positive speaker lead on amp and the black to the negative speaker lead on your amp and lightly tighten them up. Your will leave them hooked up to your amplifier while you are running your hz test tone and setting your gains. Make sure your Multimeter is set to AC voltage (not dc). Once the gains are set and matched to the proper power level you are looking for then you will disconnect your Multimeter leads and connect your speaker wire back up. Your Lc2i is just a line output converter so before you set your gains look up your amps specs and see what the supposed input voltage is and you can set your the loc to get a clean low level power to your amp. I think the lc2i range is like 2 to 9 volts but you will have to look it up on audio controls website. When it comes to your amp you will still have to use your hi/lo and make sure all your amp settings are correct. Remember bass boost is your enemy

@abovemadness

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelraykinney gotcha thanks bud, so for the Hi/Lo button on my amp, should I click it in? Should I set it to high or low? I have it set currently to the Hi

Great break down! Could u make a vid on setting the crossovers? I have a soundstream tarantula and it doesn’t have a sub sonic just a high and low. Also do I set the crossovers after gain? I have kinda a understanding on how to I’ve been setting gain then I set my subsonic at my what my enclosure is tuned to. Say it’s 35 I set a 35hz tone and turn up subsonic till I see a change in voltage and then back down some.

@1coop164

3 жыл бұрын

Also does that app play a 0db tone? I’ve seen some ppl use a -3 to -5 db

@fediplomat

3 жыл бұрын

The hpf is actually the sub sonic filter look it up for the details

@1coop164

3 жыл бұрын

@@fediplomat yea I figured it out back then thanks for answering for others that may be wondering

Hello, what would be different on a multiple channel amp? Also, how did you connect iphone to amp? Sorry if it’s a dumb question just not sure.