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[QUOTE="Irishcream, post: 103691, member: 1464"] You cannot cause an amp to "clip" when there is no signal. You control the volume of the signal through the sub output on the head unit. By having the gain all the way up does not mean you are sending any power to the speaker. The "amplifier" amplifies the signal it gets from the head unit. What you are saying is that the speakers are at full blast no matter what the volume you turn it to on the head unit. That is incorrect. try turning up your head unit with the gain on the sub amp at a low level and the speakers will blow because you are sending a distorted signal. [/QUOTE]
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