Don't know how to set your amplifier gains? What to learn how!

Chapters
0:03 What is Amplifier Clipping/Distortion?
0:13 Why is Clipping Important?
0:25 Match max output of pre-amp level to max speaker output of the amplifier
0:37 What does clipping look like?
0:50 Test Tone with Oscilloscope
1:15 Heat Damage
1:20 Are some radios better than others?
1:55 Testing 30hz, 60Hz and 100Hz tones
3:30 What does Clipping/Distortion sound like?
4:10 How to set gains
TEST TONES For You To Use:
5:15 30Hz
5:40 60HZ
6:20 100HZ


We explain what amplifier clipping is and how it relates to setting the gains on your amp. Input signal calibration between the head-unit and the amplifier is very important to get right during your installation. We show you how to set your input signal gains the right way using a DSO nano V3 oscilloscope.

We also give you audio samples of what clipping sounds like so that if you don't have an oscilloscope you can set your gains by listening to your speakers.

Prevent amplifier damage and speaker damage and get the best sound quality when tune your audio system correctly.

We show how EQ curves create issues with setting the gains on your amp.

Equipment used:
Pioneer AVH-4200NEX: [ Ссылка ]
DSO Nano v3 Oscilloscope: [ Ссылка ]
10:1 Oscilloscope Probe Kit: [ Ссылка ]
Female BNC to male 3.5 mm connector: [ Ссылка ]
Boston Acoustics components speakers

Test tones are available at the end of the video.
30 HZ test tone @ 0db
60 HZ test tone @ 0db
100 HZ test tone @ 0db

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