We need a "STICKY" for setting gains!!!
#1
03-04-2017, 11:27 AM
We need a "STICKY" for setting gains!!!
I'm not sure where the "sticky" for setting amp gains went (lost in Cyberspace?), although I know that it was getting large and off-subject at times.
I've been helping a forum member in Tennessee with his new audio system from Texas. In the process, I evidently gave him bad information for setting the gains on his 2014 6.5 Boom Box: Using a test tone with his phone instead of a USB stick. My information was based on information that I'd received from numerous forum members to set-up my own system.
In order to help eliminate such misinformation, I'd like to challenge one of you smart guys to offer-up a new version of the "Setting Gains with a Digital Multi Meter" that, once it's published, can be "locked-down" by our favorite Moderator for all eternity.
It should be written in very simple terms, for the electronically challenged, and include use of a CD and/or USB stick (depending on the head unit). Visual aids (pictures, sketches, videos, artist renderings, etc.) would also be very helpful.
Who's up to the task?
I've been helping a forum member in Tennessee with his new audio system from Texas. In the process, I evidently gave him bad information for setting the gains on his 2014 6.5 Boom Box: Using a test tone with his phone instead of a USB stick. My information was based on information that I'd received from numerous forum members to set-up my own system.
In order to help eliminate such misinformation, I'd like to challenge one of you smart guys to offer-up a new version of the "Setting Gains with a Digital Multi Meter" that, once it's published, can be "locked-down" by our favorite Moderator for all eternity.
It should be written in very simple terms, for the electronically challenged, and include use of a CD and/or USB stick (depending on the head unit). Visual aids (pictures, sketches, videos, artist renderings, etc.) would also be very helpful.
Who's up to the task?
#4
03-04-2017, 08:08 PM
I'd like to see it include your chart, the JL Audio gain setting video, a link to the best test tones for our applications, a step-by-step "how to" regarding what settings to make on the head unit prior to running the test tones, etc.
As I said earlier, once the information is compiled, the thread needs to be "locked", so it doesn't go off-subject for 40 pages, like the previous Sticky.
As I said earlier, once the information is compiled, the thread needs to be "locked", so it doesn't go off-subject for 40 pages, like the previous Sticky.
#6
03-05-2017, 12:16 AM
I'd like to see it include your chart, the JL Audio gain setting video, a link to the best test tones for our applications, a step-by-step "how to" regarding what settings to make on the head unit prior to running the test tones, etc.
As I said earlier, once the information is compiled, the thread needs to be "locked", so it doesn't go off-subject for 40 pages, like the previous Sticky.
As I said earlier, once the information is compiled, the thread needs to be "locked", so it doesn't go off-subject for 40 pages, like the previous Sticky.
I try my best.
#7
03-06-2017, 08:25 PM
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