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<blockquote data-quote="PeteNYC" data-source="post: 1090812" data-attributes="member: 555450">Here is some literature on SymbiLink and what it does, and why...It&#039;s been said that getting there is half the battle, and with car audio installations this saying equally applies to the audio signal. With enemies like alternator whine, transient distortion and ringing, the path from the source to the amplifier is a noise minefield.ZAPCO combats these problems with SymbiLink™, the installer&#039;s most powerful weapon against noisy installations. SymbiLink™ uses signal strength twice that of conventional RCA (balanced or differential), along with a high quality, fully shielded cable, making the SymbiLink™ Balanced Signal System impervious to noise and distortion.SymbiLink™ preserves the purity and clarity of your music in any automotive installation.Everyone has their own opinion, but I truly feel that it DOES make a difference to the point I&#039;ll never go RCA again. Every install is different, and there are factors that may allow an audible difference to be heard on one installation and not the other. I physically have heard the audible differences CLEARLY, without predjudice. I really don&#039;t care if SymbiLink works or not, but IT&nbsp; DID! Why should I ignore that!Anyway, a good set of RCA&#039;s and a good install with some decent components will never do you wrong either! I just understand that it&#039;s not just the wiring, but a 16 volt signal that is being transported to the amps!!! That&#039;s double the signal voltage of a standard set of high quality RCA&#039;s. There is simply no denying that 16 volts won&#039;t make a difference. Why do we all purchase head units with the highest voltage output? My Eclipse 8053 is balanced out 16 volt! I beleive the only ever made. SymbiLink carries that full strength signal to the accepting SymbiLink inputs of the Zapco Reference or Competition line amplifiers, where the signal in delivered strong, full, and much more able to be cleaner and less noisy.&nbsp; Zapco&#039;s signal processing, EQ&#039;s, crossovers have SymbiLink inputs to maintain a comlpete pure circuit from head unit to processing components to amps without ever dropping it&#039;s 16 volt promise.Good Luck!PeteyGoesBoom!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PeteNYC, post: 1090812, member: 555450"] Here is some literature on SymbiLink and what it does, and why... It's been said that getting there is half the battle, and with car audio installations this saying equally applies to the audio signal. With enemies like alternator whine, transient distortion and ringing, the path from the source to the amplifier is a noise minefield. ZAPCO combats these problems with SymbiLink™, the installer's most powerful weapon against noisy installations. SymbiLink™ uses signal strength twice that of conventional RCA (balanced or differential), along with a high quality, fully shielded cable, making the SymbiLink™ Balanced Signal System impervious to noise and distortion. SymbiLink™ preserves the purity and clarity of your music in any automotive installation. Everyone has their own opinion, but I truly feel that it DOES make a difference to the point I'll never go RCA again. Every install is different, and there are factors that may allow an audible difference to be heard on one installation and not the other. I physically have heard the audible differences CLEARLY, without predjudice. I really don't care if SymbiLink works or not, but IT DID! Why should I ignore that! Anyway, a good set of RCA's and a good install with some decent components will never do you wrong either! I just understand that it's not just the wiring, but a 16 volt signal that is being transported to the amps!!! That's double the signal voltage of a standard set of high quality RCA's. There is simply no denying that 16 volts won't make a difference. Why do we all purchase head units with the highest voltage output? My Eclipse 8053 is balanced out 16 volt! I beleive the only ever made. SymbiLink carries that full strength signal to the accepting SymbiLink inputs of the Zapco Reference or Competition line amplifiers, where the signal in delivered strong, full, and much more able to be cleaner and less noisy. Zapco's signal processing, EQ's, crossovers have SymbiLink inputs to maintain a comlpete pure circuit from head unit to processing components to amps without ever dropping it's 16 volt promise. Good Luck! PeteyGoesBoom! [/QUOTE]

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