I'm thinking of running rsdc 6.5's off of both the front and rear channels of my pioneer head unit instead of running an amp. Is this a terrible idea? Would it be just the same as shifting the the sound to the front using the head unit controls?
I'm thinking of running rsdc 6.5's off of both the front and rear channels of my pioneer head unit instead of running an amp. Is this a terrible idea? Would it be just the same as shifting the the sound to the front using the head unit controls?

Poor Control
So would that be the only problem?

Id say underpowered also, but yeah
ok thanks

It should work though
Probably sound like ****. Just save up 80$ and buy a decent used 4ch if you must have rear fill. When you see the light you can bridge it.
It is NOT recommended to bridge the amp in a HU. 12volt has a write up on it. Just buy an inexpensive amp to power them. I've had good luck with Profile and there's several others that will do the job on a budget...
haha I know this sounds bad, but do you think an older "Dual" amplifier would be alright for this job? It's one like this http://www.amazon.com/Dual-XAF460-Ch.../dp/B00012O6NO
I already have it and can't sell it, so I might as well use it
You can bridge the H/U if you want to buy a new H/U and amplifier.
Last edited by elmor001; 04-14-2008 at 11:37 AM.
It was a joke, did you read HIS post?
And NO you can't do it.
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Oh thanks for explaining it to me. It's people like nismo and benchambers that make this site great........ SARCASM
Lawl at some of the people in this freakin forum.
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