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Beachcrawler
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I don't get it...
What is maximum sensitivity? I'm looking at two amps from the same manufacturer with the same specs except for the "maximum sensitivity." One is 75mV and the other is 230mV. How do I know which is best?
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Simply put, your input sensitivity setting lets the amp know how MUCH to amplify the signal to get all the power the amp has to offer, without clipping the signal. Your run of the mill headunit sends a 4 volt signal to the amp.
So don't make your decision based on input sensitivity. The difference may just be that the two amps are different model years.
So don't make your decision based on input sensitivity. The difference may just be that the two amps are different model years.
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^ lots of companies will make minor changes like that to make it look better for a new model... more of a marketing scheme when it's something that small.
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