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Offline AdamB

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Re:ice connection
« Reply #10 on: 07 January 2004, 12:25 »
I have both sets of pre-outs split just before they reach the amps, this minimises loss, but it does mean the head unit works a little harder for an equal amount of amplification. It is still preferable to running the amps from the speaker cable outputs from the headunit, as the unit is not having to supply power through these feeds. Its swings and roundabouts really - better quality, but a lower amplifier:headunit amplification factor. It wont effect the maximum volume your system will kick out though, this is determined by your amps at the end of the day.
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Re:ice connection
« Reply #11 on: 07 January 2004, 13:20 »
all the amps I've bought have a line out aswell as the input RCAs to link another amp onto it. Saves splitting the RCA leads before they reach the amp.
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Re:ice connection
« Reply #12 on: 09 January 2004, 22:31 »
you could also use a pre-amp splitter or i know its old hat a graphic eq. to do the job . splitting the rca's two ways will decrease the quality . making head unit work harder . get a pre amp.