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Silver Member Username: Kd7nfrMontpelier, ID United States Post Number: 800 Registered: Apr-05 | Hey guys, I'm looking for a bit more control over my subs, so I'm looking for a decent crossover for my subs with a remote bass knob (I've always loved them). I'm constantly changing amps, so It's easier to setup a crossover than mess with my HU. Can anyone point me towards one? I don't need clean bass, I've got 2 SW9122's in ported boxes... Thanks! And I'm not sure what I want to spend... Just "browsing" right now to see what's out there. |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 10347 Registered: Dec-03 | www.audiocontrol.com look at their in-dash units gives you an EQ, line driver, and crossover in one unit. or a combination of those, depending on what you want. |
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Silver Member Username: Kd7nfrMontpelier, ID United States Post Number: 812 Registered: Apr-05 | Shweet man. I don't think an in-dash is possible in my setup... I like their 2XS though... $100 isn't bad either. |
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Bronze Member Username: Rearden_metalPost Number: 17 Registered: Sep-05 | Glass If the crossover says that maximum output to the amp is 9.5 volts, won't that decrease the amount RMS I am delivering to the speakers? |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 10368 Registered: Dec-03 | that's the line voltage.. on the RCA lines.. it's a variable voltage line driver. you can turn it down to like 4 volts.. which is probably better depending on your amplifier. line voltage has no effect on amplifier power output. it just affects the signal resolution and detail getting the signal from the head unit or processor to the amplifier. |
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Anonymous | I need to know how to hook up an MTX Electronic Crossover RT-X01A to my subs |
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sharp Unregistered guest | Has anyone had bad distortion when hooking up an epicenter to a stock head unit. Is this even recomended? |