Post by akwizeguy Β» Tue Jun 23, pm. Post by stipud Β» Tue Jun 23, pm. Post by Stryker Β» Tue Jun 23, pm. Post by rscecil Β» Tue Jun 23, pm. Post by knightrider Β» Tue Jun 23, pm. Privacy Terms. Skip to content. Quick links. System Design-hookup help: ti Have a technical question? Post here. Ive been out of the game and was content with my ti However recently, that damn audio bug bit me again, now im itching to upgrade. So I figured I would just use these and connect them to their respective amps.
But then I was looking at the manuals and noticed the config switches. To hookup multiple amps. Or should I just hook it up as stated above? I drew a little diagram while I was at work, Is this the correct way to hook it all up? Let me know what you guys think, thanks. Post by stipud Β» Tue Jun 23, pm That looks fine to me.
You could run the You would lose the deck subwoofer level control, but that's about it. You wouldn't gain much, besides one less RCA to run however Of course if you want to adjust the sub's crossover frequency independently on the I personally had both an LPL and a Basscube for awhile, and I never used the basscube, aside from the subsonic filter.
With the LPL you can set your gains higher than normal, and with great respect and maturity, this allows you to remotely control the amp gains.
The effect of this is you make your entire sub amp louder or quieter instead of boosting a select frequency range with the basscube. This means you get less of that "one note wonder" sound. The downside is that by leaving the LPL cranked you can cause your amp to clip, which can damage it and your sub. So obviously you need to keep it turned down on loud bass, and only turn it up on quieter songs.
