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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Maxwell" data-source="post: 140207" data-attributes="member: 321">Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature RequestsAre you aware that the input trims on a power amp do not prevent the amp from delivering full power to the speakers? It just means that it takes more signal driven into them to achieve the full power. So the way my gain stages are configured I am no more likely to have a problem of blowing drivers like you described then you are if you don’t’ run the amps full open. And it is possible that with the outputs of the mixer trimmed I might be less likely to have an issue. With the amps run wide open the setup is very repeatable and you never have a problem of wondering if someone touched the input levels on the amps, when you look at them if they aren’t up all the way they have been touched. If someone messes with the inputs on the amps they can never make it louder they can only make it softer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Maxwell, post: 140207, member: 321"] Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature Requests Are you aware that the input trims on a power amp do not prevent the amp from delivering full power to the speakers? It just means that it takes more signal driven into them to achieve the full power. So the way my gain stages are configured I am no more likely to have a problem of blowing drivers like you described then you are if you don’t’ run the amps full open. And it is possible that with the outputs of the mixer trimmed I might be less likely to have an issue. With the amps run wide open the setup is very repeatable and you never have a problem of wondering if someone touched the input levels on the amps, when you look at them if they aren’t up all the way they have been touched. If someone messes with the inputs on the amps they can never make it louder they can only make it softer. [/QUOTE]

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