Line driver

[ikpthegame 10+ year member]

Well guess I get to look for a line driver for my rcas lol. Just went from a Kenwood 1057xr to a Idoing head unit made to fit my car. The 1057xr blocked the vents and HVAC controls. With this new hu I can max out my gain and still not clip, so I need a line driver. Looking for recommendations on good ones that don't break the bank, I'd like a 6in 6out one for when I add more amps later.

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[Doxquzme Premium Member]

What is the pre out voltage that you're working with?

 

[ikpthegame 10+ year member]

Couldn't tell ya tbh, but I came from a 5v on the Kenwood. It's gotta be 2v or lower

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Couldn't tell ya tbh, but I came from a 5v on the Kenwood. It's gotta be 2v or lower

Not sure I follow. 5v pre-outs are a plus, not a negative. 2V is about the lowest you'll ever see and not desirable. 4-6 is optimal and using a line driver if needed is used to boost 2V pre-outs should that be the case.

What is the model of the head unit you plan to use?

 

[mahc 10+ year member]

Well guess I get to look for a line driver for my rcas lol. Just went from a Kenwood 1057xr to a Idoing head unit made to fit my car. The 1057xr blocked the vents and HVAC controls. With this new hu I can max out my gain and still not clip, so I need a line driver. Looking for recommendations on good ones that don't break the bank, I'd like a 6in 6out one for when I add more amps later.

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