CC-1 not voltage matching?

[Chaosgrunt]

Well I used the cc-1 to gain match 2 channels on a 4 channel amplifier. There are 2 gain knobs on the amp. 1 for channel 1&2, and the other for 3&4. After using the cc-1 to gain match, one channel was at..... lets say 40 volts and the other that I was matching to was at 30. I can't remember the exact volts. I was using the 40 -5 DB track when doing this. Was I supposed to use another track or should I just use a volt meter to gain match? I Just trusted that the cc-1 was right and left it since its not a big deal if it was wrong.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

[Ray]

Are you using all 4 channels for subwoofers?

What made you choose that track for the test?

[Chaosgrunt]

Yeah its for subwoofers. 1&2 are bridged and 3&4 are bridged. Its my friends setup lol. There is a lpf on there as well.

[Ray]

Did you match voltage with the amp filter on full pass or lpf?

[Chaosgrunt]

Matched it on lpf set at 80hz

[Chaosgrunt]

Or 60. Can't remember lol

[Ray]

Re read the manual.

Then do it how the manual says.

[Chaosgrunt]

Idk where the manual is but I think d amore has it on their site. Ill check and see if I did it right then ill post again.

[Chaosgrunt]

Well, after reading it I did everything it said except I played it at 40 -5 DB which shouldn't really matter. Ill do it again at 40hz but I'm sure the results will be the same.

[Chaosgrunt]

After all, it matches output. As long as both channels read the same signal, it should still match it.