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Hi - If your factory amp has separate channels for front tweeters and front doors, you can connect as follows: Front tweeters into channel 1 Front doors into channel 2 Sub into channel 3 Sum channel 2 to main. You will then have one full range output (front tweeter and woofer combined) on...

Yes, the factory amp will either be external or built into the factory head unit (powered deck) as in your case.

That is correct - move the summing jumper to "Summed" on channel 3 and leave the channel 2 jumper set to "Separate". Here is an example of how this will look (LCQ-1 in this case):

First you'll need to identify the signals at your factory amplifier. For a non-Bose system, you may have full range front and rear or in some instances you may have separate signals for tweeters and mids for front, full range for rear and sometimes a sub. If you have separate factory signals...

Hello - With the LC2i, there is no provision to sum signals at the input or internally. I would suggest using either the front woofers or the sub signal but not a combination of both. If the fronts are indeed highpassed at 35Hz and the sub is not, combining them will produce an unnatural...

Hey, mazda610 - Try raising the crossover to the highest setting in your head unit. Use your amp to lowpass the sub signal. The Epicenter likes to see a full range signal, but if you have it connected to a sub output, by raising the crossover point all the way or bypassing it altogether, your...

Sorry to hear you had this trouble. The turn off pops can be difficult to trace at times. Should anyone else encounter this issue, we are here Monday through Friday to guide you through installations or answer any questions about our products. We have a few tricks up our sleeves that may be...

Since the LC2i is designed for speaker level signals, you may end up reducing the signal too much with this approach (taking line level into the LC2i will reduce the signal by 12dB). There is a workaround if you are going between the head unit and amp, which requires taking the LC2i apart...

Another way to go about this is to take the +/- into the left input then jump that signal over to the right input - this will work better for sub amps w/2 channel inputs.

Greetings from the Rainforest! You can order chips from our website here: http://www.audiocontrol.com/t34/8138/735017/Accessories-and-Remotes/18dB-Module.html The Epicenter uses 18dB/oct chips for the PFM (subsonic filter). As far as changing the chip, other posters are correct, just pull the...

Hello zyklondb - Tapping into your rear speaker signals for the LC2i will be fine. You will need separate power and ground, preferably a direct connection to the battery. We don't generally recommend sharing power with other components. The GTO Signal Sense will act as a trigger, so you will...

Hello Lexicon740iL - I won't advise you on the DMM level matching methods - there are others who can help you with that. But I will confirm the level matching procedure for the LC2i - you are correct, our youtube video is a good reference and you will only be adjusting the Bass level. Generally...