Mono Preamp How Do I Send Signal From One Mono Amp To Another?

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How do i send signal from one mono amp to another? - mono preamp

The receiver has three sets of outs before Alpine. As with 4 for 4-channel amplifier.


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2 comments:

KaeZoo said...

Assuming that you are connected to the output of the subwoofer from your deck to two different amplifiers, subwoofers are trying to connect, there are two possibilities:

"Some have amplifiers Pass through RCA outputs for connecting additional amplifiers. In this case, he had led a small RCA cable from the amplifier to the other.

"You can use the RCA Y-adapter to split the output to amps. In spite of all that will tell you some, this is not significantly reduce the output voltage.

January 11, 2010 at 1:08 AM
vanwilde... said...

You need an electronic filter.

The intersection in front of the amplifier connected and can buy the kind of amp you how you want to connect.

Simply put, is a crossover like a traffic cop for audio frequencies. It filters and directs the frequencies that only a specific range of frequencies which achieve a particular speaker. Outside this frequency range attenuated or blocked.

Each system requires a shift of some Art How sophisticated crossover you need depends on how extensively a system that you are considering. If you have only a basic system with an onboard receiver and four speakers, then you should not have to worry about buying a crossover, too. The complete large speakers with crossover networks between the woofers and tweeters built. And if you drive all the speakers full range with an external amplifier should connect the speakers to be good.

When you begin to dedicate an amplifier or other amplifier (to a certain type of speaker as a subwoofer), which is drive WHENo, you need a more sophisticated cross.

A high pass filter allows only frequencies above a certain point to pass. A low pass filter passes only frequencies below a certain point. High-and low-pass filters can be used together to create what is called a laissez-passer "ribbon" that a certain band or range of frequencies that can reach a speaker.

In a hypothetical car audio system, audio frequencies can be addressed as follows:
The low frequencies (eg 100 Hz and less) with subwoofers.
Speakers will midbass frequencies between 100 and 250 Hz
Speakers center frequencies between 250 Hz and 3000 will see
All frequencies higher than 3000 are handled by the tweeter.


Note that the points listed here are not fixed and may not apply to all cars there. The best intersection of a vehicle are not the best for another. Everything depends on loudspeakers and acoustic properties of the vehicle. Most electronic can crossovers you choose between multiple cRossovivo points.
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January 11, 2010 at 10:01 AM

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