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how much clipping can a hdc3 12 take?


JakeSmith

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if it smells, turn it down.

clip light on the remote is useless anyway. used my oscope to tune the gains with the knob attached. at like 1/2 turn on the remote knob, the clip light would start flickering, but the wave is fine on the scope. i could turn it to like 3/4 or something and have the clip light solid on and THEN the amp would start to clip.

just my experience with it. if you do what i did though, dont blame me if by some chance your coils let go.

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if it smells, turn it down.

clip light on the remote is useless anyway. used my oscope to tune the gains with the knob attached. at like 1/2 turn on the remote knob, the clip light would start flickering, but the wave is fine on the scope. i could turn it to like 3/4 or something and have the clip light solid on and THEN the amp would start to clip.

just my experience with it. if you do what i did though, dont blame me if by some chance your coils let go.

Posted

if it smells, turn it down.

clip light on the remote is useless anyway. used my oscope to tune the gains with the knob attached. at like 1/2 turn on the remote knob, the clip light would start flickering, but the wave is fine on the scope. i could turn it to like 3/4 or something and have the clip light solid on and THEN the amp would start to clip.

just my experience with it. if you do what i did though, dont blame me if by some chance your coils let go.

I thought the clip light was pretty accurate, I remember people here posting that the clip light started pretty close to dead on when checking with a dd-1. Im not saying this like im saying youre wrong just useful information that it may not be

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Posted

if it smells, turn it down.

clip light on the remote is useless anyway. used my oscope to tune the gains with the knob attached. at like 1/2 turn on the remote knob, the clip light would start flickering, but the wave is fine on the scope. i could turn it to like 3/4 or something and have the clip light solid on and THEN the amp would start to clip.

just my experience with it. if you do what i did though, dont blame me if by some chance your coils let go.

I thought the clip light was pretty accurate, I remember people here posting that the clip light started pretty close to dead on when checking with a dd-1. Im not saying this like im saying youre wrong just useful information that it may not be

if i had a dd-1 i'd definitely test that out.

from what i've been told, AQ's clip light system works off of the rail voltage inside the amp (whatever that means). and when the rail voltage goes beyond a certain point, the clip light starts to go off. power can still be clean even if that voltage "point" is exceeded.

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