3sixty.3 output voltage adjustment

[deadbroke]

I searched and found nothing or any reasoning behind it help please.  I plugged in a jumper rca to the output and tried to test the output voltage that goes to the amp but i am reading around .027 with the volume at its max undistorted level doesn't make sense.  I would like my output voltage to fall between the amp input of 0 to 4 volts but the channel level is in dbs.  How do i set this 

[deadbroke]

Well if anyone wants to know put the multimeter to ac not dc.  Also after calling rockford it sounds like it doesn't make much of a difference if the 3sixty puts out a higher voltage than the amp input is capable of because you'll turn the gain up until it is almost clipping anyway

 

[reedal]

Most amps are capable of taking up to 8v line voltage anyways, so if youre looking for 0-4v input, youre well within the limit of the amp. Having a higher line voltage will require you to adjust the gain less for undistorted signal reproduction/amplification, and should give you a lower noise floor. 

 

And yes, line voltage is AC, not DC. Glad you figured your issue out, and now you know that info for the future.