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<blockquote data-quote="mrbadwrench" data-source="post: 8281600" data-attributes="member: 635562"><p>Thanks for the helpful information and the link. I plan on upgrading my sony HU to a clarion cz702 so I will be basically just using the crossover on that for my tweeters alone. So basically it would go Tweeters from front rca output straight to amp straight to tweeters. Rear Rca output to a splitter, to the mcd360 (for hpf) then to the seperate amps (lpf) then to their speakers, and sub from sub output to mcd360 sub channel (for extra tuning power, plus use of the wired bass remote, since my amp doesnt have one) to the amp then to the subwoofer.</p><p></p><p>My main questions with posting here were basically if I would lose any signal quality/power via splitting up the rear rca or not into 2 sets. It also appears as if the mcd360 will split for you. If anyone has run a setup with one maybe they can cut in and correct me. I read the manual for it and it makes it seem as if you can even run just 1 set of rca's into the mcd360 and output up to 3 sets of rca (Front, rear, sub). And the mcd360 also acts as a line driver, so maybe that will also help to correct signal loss from splitting the rear rca's to front and rear drivers?</p><p></p><p>My other question concerned the tuning aspect with splitting the rear rca's into front and rear drivers, as the fronts I obviously only want about 80-200 hz (i believe) where as the back, they will be coaxials used to fill highs for the most part, so i obviously need to be able to tune them quite seperately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mrbadwrench, post: 8281600, member: 635562"] Thanks for the helpful information and the link. I plan on upgrading my sony HU to a clarion cz702 so I will be basically just using the crossover on that for my tweeters alone. So basically it would go Tweeters from front rca output straight to amp straight to tweeters. Rear Rca output to a splitter, to the mcd360 (for hpf) then to the seperate amps (lpf) then to their speakers, and sub from sub output to mcd360 sub channel (for extra tuning power, plus use of the wired bass remote, since my amp doesnt have one) to the amp then to the subwoofer. My main questions with posting here were basically if I would lose any signal quality/power via splitting up the rear rca or not into 2 sets. It also appears as if the mcd360 will split for you. If anyone has run a setup with one maybe they can cut in and correct me. I read the manual for it and it makes it seem as if you can even run just 1 set of rca's into the mcd360 and output up to 3 sets of rca (Front, rear, sub). And the mcd360 also acts as a line driver, so maybe that will also help to correct signal loss from splitting the rear rca's to front and rear drivers? My other question concerned the tuning aspect with splitting the rear rca's into front and rear drivers, as the fronts I obviously only want about 80-200 hz (i believe) where as the back, they will be coaxials used to fill highs for the most part, so i obviously need to be able to tune them quite seperately. [/QUOTE]
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