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<blockquote data-quote="Flipx99" data-source="post: 2099780" data-attributes="member: 562352">What is the difference between the two?I am looking at active setups and what I am trying to do is have one unit that works for subs, midbass, and tweeters. The mids will have to be bandpassed, of course.I will only be using a sub amp and another amp for mids/tweeter. I was thinking I could do this one of two ways. I could &quot;trick&quot; my HU and have my &#039;rear RCA out&#039; be used for my mids and &#039;front RCA outs&#039; for my tweeter. But how would I connect that two one amp?Or I could split the &#039;front RCA out&#039; before it got to the amp. Such as split the L/R into a tweeter / midbass. However, I don&#039;t know how I could connect this to the amp either.So, I was thinking maybe a equalizer would help. I am unsure if it is the same thing or what. I think my biggest problem is trying to power an active setup with one 2 channel amp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flipx99, post: 2099780, member: 562352"] What is the difference between the two? I am looking at active setups and what I am trying to do is have one unit that works for subs, midbass, and tweeters. The mids will have to be bandpassed, of course. I will only be using a sub amp and another amp for mids/tweeter. I was thinking I could do this one of two ways. I could "trick" my HU and have my 'rear RCA out' be used for my mids and 'front RCA outs' for my tweeter. But how would I connect that two one amp? Or I could split the 'front RCA out' before it got to the amp. Such as split the L/R into a tweeter / midbass. However, I don't know how I could connect this to the amp either. So, I was thinking maybe a equalizer would help. I am unsure if it is the same thing or what. I think my biggest problem is trying to power an active setup with one 2 channel amp. [/QUOTE]

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