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DLW · 07-11-2018, 05:00 PM

Thanks again, very helpful.

So the rear is definitely used in bridged, my oversight even with the manual staring me in the face. I'm guessing the rear gets set the same way as front then, Full, and match the gain settings since rear feeds left side and front feeds right.

Is it worth getting an inexpensive oscilloscope and look for clipping, or just do this by ear with the set volume to 80%, then adjust the level until distortion and back off method?

07-11-2018, 05:00 PM	#9
DLW Registered User Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Union City, CA Posts: 384	Re: Did I make some OK choices? Thanks again, very helpful. So the rear is definitely used in bridged, my oversight even with the manual staring me in the face. I'm guessing the rear gets set the same way as front then, Full, and match the gain settings since rear feeds left side and front feeds right. Is it worth getting an inexpensive oscilloscope and look for clipping, or just do this by ear with the set volume to 80%, then adjust the level until distortion and back off method?