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I dont think reccomending an amateur set gains by ear is a great idea, Clipping isnt always an audible occurance, the DMM and test tone method is the most common
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I dont think reccomending an amateur set gains by ear is a great idea, Clipping isnt always an audible occurance, the DMM and test tone method is the most common used by installers. You could be sending a clipped signal and not know it if the speakers rated rms is lower than actual power handling. A clipped signal will introduce heat, the number one kilelr of speakers.
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