pmureika

Try again yours is wrong!

Look at my last post and click the external link.

Draw a pic of how you have your subs wired. http://www.the12volt...ns.asp?Q=2&I=42 click on external link.

How close can you set the gain using the dmm method?

You can properly set gain any way you want. Oscope will do nothing aside from showing you the wave form. Doesn't mean the gain is set correctly or not. The best way is to trust your ears. Well said Sir.

I just like to buy a meter that can be calibrated.

I just like a plce to start and adjust from there.

I understand, but you cant change the gain for every song or cd or what ever. No, that's why you get to know your setup and adjust constantly 'till you find a happy median where every part of your system works well off of each other. I agree that its not perfect and adjusments will have to be made. I am just trying to get a point to start at and adjust from there.

I understand, but you cant change the gain for every song or cd or what ever.

Is the dmm method a good place to start?

There is a thread on this forum on how to do it. Are some of you saying it it totally wrong?

Seems nobody has an answer.

Do the Icon.

Buy a good dmm not one for 15.00 dollars

Happy Birthday Stefan

I would do the big three,a agm type starting battery and see were your voltage is at.Then add a HO alternator if needed.

The ohms dont matter its the wattage at those ohms.you can spend less on a amp that will do one ohm.

What vehicle do you own?

Thats it.

I thought I was talking to the originator of the thread sorry.

Is that a after market amp?

if the sub can take 1500wrms. i would find a amp that can do 1500wrms at one ohm.

Have you tried their live online support?

Try contacting sony support.