by zekfrivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(GregS)
Apr 9, 2008 at 12:32 PM
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fishjam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>I have an Alpine CDA-9812RB, with stereo sub pre-out, and AFAIK no
>provision for switching to mono out. I have a bridgeable mono amp for
>a sub that I'm going to fit in the rear of the car, and fortunately
>the battery is under the rear seats.
>I'd like to use the existing rear speaker cables for pre-out signal
>plus switching.
>Question is, should I just use one channel of the HU sub out, or can I
>sum the grounds of the pre-outs and use three of the four speaker
>cables to carry the stereo sub signal? Is this necessary (LF being
>primarily mono) & does it carry a risk to the HU?
Stereo sub makes no sense. You want to minimize problems by using mono
sub or select either channel and drive the sub with that. Good luck with
the wiring.
It might work.
greg
