What is the db gain?
1715337
Sorry, I don't have the means to answer your question. So far, testing with several others who have the same radio and on low-power (1 watt), we've achieved about a 2-mile range through trees and houses using the 14.5 inch antenna on one and the 7-inch on the other.
1715338
I do not know the gain, but I am guessing 3dB. However, I am been told that this antenna performs better on 440 Mhz than 2 meters. And, I believe this to be true.
1715339
I get between 2-3. It's a huge antenna if you're putting it on a baofeng. The antenna has an 1/8 inch gap. This wouldn't be my first choice if you're going to be on the repeaters; I learned the hard way.. If you're just listening to weather it's ok. I still have dead spots. I bought an extended battery to compensate for the top-heaviness. It still was uncomfortable. I bought a rubber washer and it helps a little, but for 2-3 Db your money is best spent elsewhere in my opinion. I ended up buying a slim jim and all is well! KK4TEX.. 73's
2114943
I don't understand the question. db to me means decibel, a measure of sound intensity. This will not make your stereo louder but it will pull in weaker stations and more AM channels.
177430
You havent given me much to go on, such as what kind of speakers you are connecting, what connections and cables you are using, etc. I have this same amp and it has worked flawlessly for me for well over a year. Plenty of volume, and lots of headroom. I typically run the amp at about 60% gain and then simply control the volume via the input signal. Double check all of your connections and your input source. I highly doubt the issue is with the amp.
307110
Add-on to previous answer: this box unfortunately does not have much gain and that is why I was skeptical about using the headphones only with the box. The box does depreciate volume level when compared to using the Toslink optical out. Just another 2 cents.
1893600
8 ohms. Db output is ok (Mostly Higher Frequency's) 70 Hz and above. I would pay more for a better sub.
1967073
According to the specs, the Mackie 802 claims it has 60 db of gain, so you should be good.
120210
Wilson claims 26db for this unit. I know it has made a big difference on my coverage.
1429498
It should increase your reception, but I wouldn't guarantee it. I have bought two other amplifiers that have 25 db which work great but they don't sell them anymore.. I have not had the same response with this one.
1645352
There is a pregain and postgain knob on the lead channel. Pregain is the gain or distortion, while postgain basically acts as master volume.
746342
Sorry but I don't know about the dB level. The room I'm using it in is 12x16. I would compare the noise level to that of a fan. To me it just seems like white noise.
1865634
I have no idea what the DB rating is for this unit. However, I was surprised at how quite it seemed in comparison to the ones my neighbors have.
658611
put the gain at 75%, then adjust to 75db reference level with all speakers with receiver controlsuse 80hz crossover on receiver for starting point depending on how low your speakers can go, music you may want to go lower to 70hz if your speakers are decent enough
1147564
I have a stock radio and with the 2 Ohm ( using JBL True 4 ohm technology) My system is louder and clearer. I had an amp in line next but saving my money, not needed
762318
I don't really know. What I can say is that the DBX eq is excellent. Setting the eq to +6db across the spectrum and then equalizing the volumes produced no audible difference in the sound between the the eq in and out of the circuit. The noise level is also inaudible. I highly recommend it and would buy it all over again knowing what i know now. Good luick on your purchase. HEHJr
1945933
+/-12dB, tunable from 32 to 16K Hz with an advanced equalizer, modifiable surround sound (have to get the software off the web; easier said than done). Hope that answered your question
367808
I would add to the others that it sound neutral when the EQ bypassed. However, the EQ bypass only bypasses the EQ. The gain on each channel is not bypassed.
2114942
don't Understand The Question...DB Stands For Decibel ....The Marine Radio Does Not Boost The decibels