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General => General Fox T-Bird/Cougar Discussion => Topic started by: mikeinnj on January 21, 2006, 04:59:28 PM

Title: Pre-amp output voltage?
Post by: mikeinnj on January 21, 2006, 04:59:28 PM
Is it possible to use RCA splitters off of my head unit's preamp outputs to go to a 4 channel amp? Basically, the HU I'm going to use only has one set of preamp outputs, and the 4 ch. amp I want to use requires 4 RCA plus in order to use all 4 channels. The preamp voltage is 2.0v. Will splitting them reduce the voltage or should I be ok? Thanks for any help!
Title: Pre-amp output voltage?
Post by: amooset on January 22, 2006, 02:21:57 AM
I would split it at the amp rather than running two sets of rca's.  Or if your amp has an output, loop that to the input of the other channel.  That would be the best option.  If you still have your factory EQ, you use that to split the channels for you and gain an EQ out of the deal.  Oh, and this belongs on the audio board, fyi.
Title: Pre-amp output voltage?
Post by: 84t-bird on January 22, 2006, 11:28:19 AM
i had to split them in my truck to make it work and im happy with how it sounds. I agree with amooset put the splitter at the amp side. i makes less wiring that has to be run.
Title: Pre-amp output voltage?
Post by: mikeinnj on January 22, 2006, 11:33:27 AM
Thanks guys! Sry for not posting in the stereo section, I'll remember for next time! ;-)