No, I understand what you're saying. That could be part of the problem, although it would mean that the X200.4 has a much more limited output than I would expect (it should not be cutting my voltage by over a factor of 10). Again, this wasn't a problem when I was setting my sub amp -- I didn't read ...

Keep in mind you do not have to set your system with a meter, it is just a great way of creating a repeatable baseline if you like to tinker. Always trust your ears for final configuration as that's what really matters. I realize this, but getting only 2V when I expect close to 30V is a big enough ...

I have no idea. I just turned it to the same setting that has worked for every other amp I've ever installed. This is the first one that has given me a problem.

I don't think my crossovers were cutting into the signal. I used -6dB test tones at 3kHz, 1kHz, and 50Hz. I used a DMM to test the voltage. I could try defeating the crossover, but I can't see how that would affect anything for the 1kHz tone to my mids. Tweeters - HP: 2kHz@18dB Mids - HP: 63Hz@24dB ...

I'm running a pair of 8ohm mids and 8ohm tweeters actively off a X200.4. I had an issue when setting the gains yesterday, however. If I wanted to give my 8ohm mids ~100W, I should be looking for about 28-30V on my multimeter. However, even when the Xenon gains are cranked all the way up, I only read...