What do all these different options mean? I cant seem to adjust the sound levels quite right at the min to get the best quality! Any ideas?
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What do all these different options mean? I cant seem to adjust the sound levels quite right at the min to get the best quality! Any ideas?
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Turn down to zero all gains and input leval adjusters on all signal prossesors and source units.
Useing a high quality recording (a bass mekanik disc works well) increase the volume on the head unit intill you begin to hear distortion. Reduce the volume 1 setting below that distortion.
Typicaly you then wind up the gain on the amp till the same again happens, which u then set at just under that distortion.
If you have signal prossesors you work from the head unit along the line in order.
Typicaly with a line driver you should easily achive max volume with the amp gain on 0.
Just remember no matter how tempted, a gain control IS NOT a volume control
Easy. Loudness 'On' Bass at '4' and Treble at '6'
;) :p :D
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Depends on the type of music you like lol
Make sure you have ran in the speakers/subs first you dont wanna be doing this from new. Also when its set up when you firs get in the car have the music down low and let it all warm up b4 you give it all =]
Bedding in? Warming up? They're speakers.. Not an engine!
=] you still dont wanna blow them up. My boot build owes me more than my car =D.. When its in
Lol, Vibe whore.
Thanks for the responses! I have changed all the speakers, put in a sub and an amp. I tried the turn everything down and then up untill i get distorsion but i never managed to reach this level!
What volume setting should i have this on to do this correctly? Cheers
=DQuote:
Originally Posted by BriC
Erm i wouldnt no to be honest i get other people to do it for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Hebden
You might not have a head unit that audibly clips, or the signal on the disc your playing isnt high enough to induce clip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Hebden
Just set the amps to 75% gain, and work from there.