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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 8812757" data-attributes="member: 611804">I&#039;m sure it&#039;s a fine unit. From the looks of it you will be using front and rear RCA outputs of your headunit to drive the dsp then channel 1&amp;2 got to the amps 1&amp;2 or front for tweeters, 3&amp;4 go to the amps 3&amp;4 or rear for the mids, and 5&amp;6 go to the amps sub input. So 5 sets of rcas total 2 going in and 3 going out Just read the manual before setting it up. The dsp is just a go between for the headunit and amp. Once you have the dsp the only setting on the amp you should be using is the gain everything else would be off or set to flat. Same for the head unit. I recommend some kind of control knob for the subs so you can adjust them for each kind of music.Mosconi has a remote controller for the dsp and they had actual bass knobs for the sub channels. I believe both are added on cost</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 8812757, member: 611804"] I'm sure it's a fine unit. From the looks of it you will be using front and rear RCA outputs of your headunit to drive the dsp then channel 1&2 got to the amps 1&2 or front for tweeters, 3&4 go to the amps 3&4 or rear for the mids, and 5&6 go to the amps sub input. So 5 sets of rcas total 2 going in and 3 going out Just read the manual before setting it up. The dsp is just a go between for the headunit and amp. Once you have the dsp the only setting on the amp you should be using is the gain everything else would be off or set to flat. Same for the head unit. I recommend some kind of control knob for the subs so you can adjust them for each kind of music. Mosconi has a remote controller for the dsp and they had actual bass knobs for the sub channels. I believe both are added on cost [/QUOTE]

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