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    rca splitters

    ive had many systems over the years with two amps running off one set of rca jacks. for some reason i remember having noise/static/humming issues with my old alpine using splitters, so my last two cd players had dual outputs.

    well now im putting two amps in again for my subs and door speakers, with the pioneer cd player that came with my car.
    i dont care bout fading front/rear or sub crossovers in my pioneer.
    is there a sure fire way to get good sound quality out of two amps off one set of rcas without buying a new deck? a special brand of splitters maybe?
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    a single input, dual output electronic crossover...that will allow you to have a single input, and then split the signal into high pass for highs and mids and low pass for subs...best ever solution for that problem
    Last edited by mondojackal; 04-12-2006, 11:43 PM.

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      Originally posted by mondojackal
      a single input, dual putput electronic crossover...that will allow you to have a single input, and then split the signal into high pass for highs and mids and low pass for subs...best ever solution for that problem
      thanks for responding.
      i dont need an external crossover because my old school punch 500 has a built in low-pass crossover for my JL 10s and my smaller kenwood will send a nonfiltered flat signal to my 2 way infinity 6.5s.

      ive used the radioshack 1 into 2 splitters a long time ago, but i thought maybe there could be a better alternative now.

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        no prob man..i would still recommend getting that XO...you can set the amp to a lower Hz level than the XO, and the only signal it would get would be w/e the XO would let through, so the XO on the amp wouldnt have to be used, and an electronic XO would keep that signal super clean

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          i seen some good XOs on ebay and i think ill git one, but can i turn the filter off on the front because my 6.5s need a full range signal?

          do all external XOs only need one set of rcas coming from headunit?

          thanks again man

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