Nashville 400 amp

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Should the post gain be higher then the pre gain ?
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Yes. I normally run the post gain at or near max and the pre much lower to keep the sound as clean as possible.
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Thanks Richard
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I believe the owners manual for the Nashville 400 states that the post gain should always be equal to or higher than the pregain…
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Thanks for the info Brandon
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