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<blockquote data-quote="budahbuddy803" data-source="post: 6895900" data-attributes="member: 566041">Thanks for all the information. Some of it helps. I know that I CAN use external processors and I may have to if i decide to go with a double din. The crossovers on the HU i have now are probably better than most any amplifier i would imagine......As for the diagram Wingman, that is basically it, except i run a 5 channel to keep the install simple and clean.This crossover is: 20Hz to 20kHz (in 1/3 octave steps) for each front HP, mid HP &amp;amp; LP, low LP all at the touch of my finger from up front.The time alignment is superb again, at the touch of my finger.The equalization isnt as good as something external, but I am not good enough to adjust those anyways. I leave it flat for the most part.Best part about it is it cost ~$90shipped and doesnt take up any more space than a regular HU meaning installation is simple and clean.Like i said, I love this HU besides the skipping and it not being satellite radio ready. I am just looking into the double dins because they look cooler to me.My main objectives for my system are:1.) Clean, Smooth, Realistic, Natural, Flat sound2.) Simple install3.) Clean lookI should be getting the new ride here in a couple of weeks. Ill show the final product or take pics of the build while i do it. Like I said it will be simple, but also clean. I have the HU, 5ch, and sub in my crap work truck for the time being, but its not worthy of any kind of pictures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="budahbuddy803, post: 6895900, member: 566041"] Thanks for all the information. Some of it helps. I know that I CAN use external processors and I may have to if i decide to go with a double din. The crossovers on the HU i have now are probably better than most any amplifier i would imagine...... As for the diagram Wingman, that is basically it, except i run a 5 channel to keep the install simple and clean. This crossover is: 20Hz to 20kHz (in 1/3 octave steps) for each front HP, mid HP & LP, low LP all at the touch of my finger from up front. The time alignment is superb again, at the touch of my finger. The equalization isnt as good as something external, but I am not good enough to adjust those anyways. I leave it flat for the most part. Best part about it is it cost ~$90shipped and doesnt take up any more space than a regular HU meaning installation is simple and clean. Like i said, I love this HU besides the skipping and it not being satellite radio ready. I am just looking into the double dins because they look cooler to me. My main objectives for my system are: 1.) Clean, Smooth, Realistic, Natural, Flat sound 2.) Simple install 3.) Clean look I should be getting the new ride here in a couple of weeks. Ill show the final product or take pics of the build while i do it. Like I said it will be simple, but also clean. I have the HU, 5ch, and sub in my crap work truck for the time being, but its not worthy of any kind of pictures. [/QUOTE]

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