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Old 01-24-2007, 08:53 PM
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gains setting

ok the amp i bought.(phoenix gold 15 0 1. does not have a gain knob. but it does has a input sensivity knob that with the directions it comes with sounds like a gains knob. here is what it says.

used to reach maximum amplifer power with a wide varity of headunits. the amplifer is more sensitive to input sigbals when set to .2 and less senstive when set to 4.
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Old 01-24-2007, 08:57 PM
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Re: gains setting

gain = sensitivity
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Re: gains setting

ok thanks. it just that i saw on some amps that they actully have a knob called gains.
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Re: gains setting

On all the profile amps ive owned ive never had a gain pot. Its always been bass boost, power, and frequency.
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Old 01-25-2007, 02:02 PM
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Re: gains setting

here is a list of all the buttons:

input sensivity, config switch. ([by,by] [lp,lp] [lp,by] cross overs frequency. twin-t bass eq. subsonic frequency,
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Re: gains setting

does this amp have a set of "output" rca's for the hp output of the crossover ?
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Re: gains setting

yea it does
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Re: gains setting

are you gonna use this amps crossover ?
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Re: gains setting

yea atleast untill i find a good deal on one
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