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yea, i agree

i just googled clipping signal and found some info

Because the clipped waveform has more area underneath it than the smaller unclipped waveform, the amplifier produces more power when it is clipping. This extra power can damage any part of the loudspeaker, including the woofer or the tweeter, by causing over-excursion, or by overheating the voice coil.

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settin your gain all the way up is the same thing as throwin your amp and sub out of a 25 story building. put it at about halway for now.

i realize that different head units and stuff put out diff voltages but ive never seen an amp where i had to adjust it over halfway.

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Great prices. Look for a hifonics amp. They have GREAT customer service too. Very prompt shipping, and theyre not bitches about returned or defective product.

yea i already know about sonic..i've been looking there also, but im gonna go with a crunch amp...1k mono with 500 w at 2ohm

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