help set up amp plz

[jarrius]

So i just got a Soudstream Tx.1 2000d in and it has WAY more adjustments on it then the amp i have used befor does. so befor i hook it up and mess every thing up i figured it would be a good idea to ask and see how to set up LPF HPF and all that on the amp. i do know that every one says BASS BOOT= off but its the LPF and HPF i need and the gain because i dont have a DD-1 or any accus to it and the audio shops around me still do it by ear or say turn it up all the way (wich is weared) so here is the specs for the amp (the ones i figured you would need) so please help so i dont blow something up

Channels/Class 1 ch. Class D

RMS Power 4-Ohm 750

RMS Power 2-Ohm 1,300

RMS Power 1-Ohm 2,000

Input Sensitivity .2-6V

THD (4-Ohm power) 0.30%

Frequency Response 10-220Hz

S/N Ratio (4-Ohm power) 83dB

Damping Factor (100Hz) 143

Channels 1&2 HPF or Subsonic 15-50Hz

Channels 1&2 LPF 40-220Hz

Bass Boost 6/12dB, 55Hz

Recommended Fusing 200

[Jessica]

are you running it to those jl 10's? or the audio que's?

[jarrius]

are you running it to those jl 10's? or the audio que's?

thats going to be for the AQ's when i get them in. i was thinking about hooking up the JL's to it at 4ohm's but i probly wont becuase i dont want to hurt them there going to go in the wifes car when my build is done and hers started

[Jessica]

ok, well first, have you looked here?

SMD Tools Locator

Do you have a volt meter and clamp meter or access to them?

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[jarrius]

i do have a volt meter and i should have access to a clamp meter

and hmm there is a custom shop not to far away that has one. i may be able to use theres just has to ask

[SnowDrifter]

Set gain with dd-1 or oscope, preferably. If not that, set it with a dmm - not perfect, but it should get you in the ballpark of where it should be

Set your subsonic just beloe box tuning. I set mine by playing a 50-10hz sweep and adjust my subsonic until the subs will move as much as they can without mechanical damage

Set your lpf to between 60 and 80hz. I like mine set closer to 60 or maybe 50, but that is all personal preference

Bass boost all the way down

If you don't even have access to a dmm, you could do it by ear. You just need to know what you are listening for. Play a 40 or 50hz tone and turn the gain knob up until a slight harshness in the signal is heard, then turn it down until that goes away. If you know what to listen for, you can get it pretty close to what it needs to be

[Noel989]

If you do it by ear disconnect the sub and the amp will start making a faint buzzing sound when your clipping just turn back down a bit. I have a dd-1 and on every ampive done it ice noticed that. Where are you fromdid you check the tools map that strangeduck posted??

[jarrius]

Yea i have looked at it i will just have to hit them up there not to far away.

[SnowDrifter]

Only some amps will make that noise. Only 2 amps I've ever done, and none of the ones I've owned have made a buzzing noise when they clip

[jarrius]

Thank you every one for the help. im glad that the people here are nice and dont bash you for asking questions about how to do something. so once again every one THANKS ALOT