Gain settings
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Gain settings
I set ny system up using the dmm method posted in the stickies. Ss 520 and 4 Polk mm651.
After i set my gain adjustment, I dabbed a small bit of silcone on the ***** to keep them from vibrating out of adjustment. Is the vibration any kind of a problem with these settings? it didnt take much **** rotation to make the ac voltage jump.i also had a little differance in voltage betqen left and right. I went ahead and checked them both and made sure my calculated setting was the higher of the two outputs.
After i set my gain adjustment, I dabbed a small bit of silcone on the ***** to keep them from vibrating out of adjustment. Is the vibration any kind of a problem with these settings? it didnt take much **** rotation to make the ac voltage jump.i also had a little differance in voltage betqen left and right. I went ahead and checked them both and made sure my calculated setting was the higher of the two outputs.
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yes sir most of the time you'll notice that slight variance between left and right channels and that's usually due to either a bad test tone track or some inequalities with the source pickup. Nothing to worry about there as long as it's not a significant amount of difference.
As for the silicone, I've never had one vibrate out of adjustment.
As for the silicone, I've never had one vibrate out of adjustment.
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