Will I still get a noticeable SQ improvement if I run it passive? I'm not sure how much of an improvement my new amp will make. I want one so bad, just want to make sure I get SQ passive or active.
Mr Dique
Will I still get a noticeable SQ improvement if I run it passive? I'm not sure how much of an improvement my new amp will make. I want one so bad, just want to make sure I get SQ passive or active.
'05 F250 King Ranch Crew Cab 4X4 Off Road Modded Powerstroke
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Pioneer DEH 80PRS
Modded Linear Power LP4753IQ
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Front Tweeter: SEAS Neos in pods
Back: Pioneer TS-D6802R
Knukonceptz Karma 12ga
Stinger HPM3 RCA's
Big 8: PhoenixGold Oga
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In short, yes.
This headunit will give you more tuning capabilities than your current headunit. You gain time alignment, a much better EQ, & more crossover flexibility. These are all functions that can be beneficial in either a passive or active setup.
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Not to mention better DAC's.
Originally Posted by ducatipaso
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DAC and DSP are the most factors in picking a deck.
Time alignment and eq helps a lot for a good sounding source is #1
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