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yes after ive taken the dmm leads off but couldn't hear the sub also i have hooked up the sub and the leads once and the highest i hit was 26v(playing a song) with no settings changed

yes ac volts also using 50hz tone

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using dmm to set gain Amp - 400rms 2 channel (have it bridged so 800rms) so when i turn my headunit up from 10(reads around 60v) to 20 my meter reads 160v with the gain all the way down. What do you guys think?

grrr my dmm is acting up... reading 60v on 50hz tone with gain and bass boast all the way down

np, you tried to help. Thanks everyone

only have the one sub mate

4ohms

have it wired to 8 ohms because the only other way is 2omh and thats gonna be to much rms to my subs

sub-1150 rms 4ohm dvc ( its wired to 8 ohms) amp- 2x 400rms at 4 ohms (have sub bridged, so 800 rms) Im trying to find out how many volts i should set the gain to. Do I use the subs resistance or the amps? Sqrt(Power*Resistance) = Voltage Sqrt(800*8) = 80 Sqrt(800*4) = 56.56 Thanks in...

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