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i know asking this is probably gonna get me raged at on here because the owner of the forums sells something to do this haha, but for me and my case i feel that it would simply be a waiste of money for me to buy the distortion detector just for my one system, ive got everything done the box, subs, wiring, battery, now i just need my amp tuned for my subs..

the amp is a concept cd-2410 running at 1 ohm

the subs are kicker compvx dvc 4 ohm running at 1 ohm (750 rms, 1500 peak)

ive been reading that i get true output of my amp and times it by the ohms then get the square root of true output x ohms

then match that on a basic multimeter while messing with the frequency and gain knobs, if so can anyone else give me some imput on anything else i can do to make it better and make sure im not getting a clipping signal or distortion? any and all help, i appreiciate so much for reading this and taking your time to explain it to me, thanks.

idea22.jpg ALL CREDIT TO XX1 FOR DC BANNER 3178gvp.jpg

down rpping vanderbilt. 30 miles from victoria. i own the 3rd loudest setup here out of 3. but i did put together all 3 setups

strapping 2 amps together ? like bolting them next together? using bungy cables to hold them down? or wiring separate amps to each sub

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never mind i figured it out, remembered the math ive been in school for all my life so i finally used it outside of school haha

at 2000 watts:44.72,

at 2100 watts:45.83

at 2200 watts:46.90

at 2300 watts:47.96

at 2400 watts:48.99

now after this part, do i just play some songs i like then just tune them down and what not?

idea22.jpg ALL CREDIT TO XX1 FOR DC BANNER 3178gvp.jpg

down rpping vanderbilt. 30 miles from victoria. i own the 3rd loudest setup here out of 3. but i did put together all 3 setups

strapping 2 amps together ? like bolting them next together? using bungy cables to hold them down? or wiring separate amps to each sub

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