all 3 sets of RCA's the same ???

[Fattylegend6spd 10+ year member]

This is a really elementary question, but important none the less. I searched, but i didnt find what i was looking for after looking for a bit.

My Eclipse CD reciever has 3 sets of rca's: Front Rear and Non-fading (sub)

My question is : do all the rca's carry the same "full range signal" assuming that the crossovers are turned off???? Or is the 3rd set (non fading) a low frequency "sub only" signal?

I want to add an epicenter to my system, but it requires a full signal range to operate correctly (then a crossover filters the signal AFTER the epicenter). It makes sense to turn off all the processing/crossovers on the headunit, and then use the non-fading RCA for the epicenter....but i want to make sure....

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[SQChevy 10+ year member]

Now, I haven't tested this theory, but I have a feeling it just means if you move the fader from front to back it isn't going to effect what goes out the non-fading output. As far as the frequencies they output, I'm not certain though I think it will do full range, but I'll need someone else to confirm this.

 

[Fattylegend6spd 10+ year member]

51 Views and no second opinions? Im thinking the non-fading output has the same "full range signal", but its just independent on its volume control....

 

[Megalomaniac 5,000+ posts]

all full range

 

[Fattylegend6spd 10+ year member]

awesome, thank you!