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Originally Posted by allmotorh22
All in all, was it worth it? not sure, and I wonder if I would have been better served to have spent the money on some front speakers?
I like super clean sound and was pissed when I heard static the first time I powered it on. The gain for this amp needs to be turned all the way down. (I have the subs 1/4 up for their gain).
Anyway, I'm happy to have the ability to change/modify the settings on my system to my listening preferences now, thats for sure.
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Yes, you are amplifying sucky speakers, and your factory woofers will blow pretty soon. They can't handle the power. In fact, that amp is putting 100W into every channel, so I figure any speaker might blow soon.
But you don't have the ability to really tune your system. You have a crossover and a gain adjustment. You don't have any more EQ than you had before. You don't have L and R output levels.
I'm afraid this experience is why I don't recommend that people amplify HiFi speakers.