haha, not an american?!:o
But you've got my top 2 cars in that list : WRX (maybe better for the mountains)!! TL-S (oh, gotta love the class)!!
I feel a debate coming, but I'm just too happy to debate right now..
Well here it is anyways ( please dont contest
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You know this, your probably just not thinking right..
The Gain isnt what has a direct effect on how hard the amp is working.. Its the signal!! So, if your signal is weak you need to dial in a little more on the gain.
Now you might think, that by doing so you will boost the signal so much, that your sine wave will be clipped and result in ending up has some sort of a square wave. But there are many ways around this. The simplest, use a HU that has like 4+ volts on the preouts, you can set the sub controle on the HU high enough, and you can set the gain on the amp high enough.. Boosting at multiple point drastically reduces the chances of clipping a wave.
ok, I'm off to get another drink..
