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<blockquote data-quote="Blackcharger06" data-source="post: 4094956" data-attributes="member: 575139">Well guess I was wrong.I just got off the phone with alpine. The first guy I talked to asked me to hold on and hung up on me. ****ing 8 mins I had to wait to talk to him. The next guy was a lot more helpful. The second guy said, that if you use the rux controler the choices are different and because the Iva 205 came out after the pxa 701, some of the features are different.The most notable difference is that the speaker select section is different. You can not change the center speaker select to sub. You can only make the center on or off. Under speaker set up you can still make the center to off/small/large, but this is only sending center frequcies.So basicly they are saying that if you want your sub to play correctly you have to have the sub on mono. If you have it on stereo it won&#039;t work properly. I asked the guy how I could run 2 subs, and he told me I would have to use a y splitter.&nbsp; He told me the center rca only sends out center frequencies and that if I set the center speaker to small or large it could cause clipping and damage the amp, (like my old 500/1 it died). Like I said though the first guy I talked to had no clue what I was talking about. I really need to talk to someone who knows more about the processor. You would think if u called alpine they would know what the hell is going on. I&#039;m sure there is more to this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blackcharger06, post: 4094956, member: 575139"] Well guess I was wrong. I just got off the phone with alpine. The first guy I talked to asked me to hold on and hung up on me. ****ing 8 mins I had to wait to talk to him. The next guy was a lot more helpful. The second guy said, that if you use the rux controler the choices are different and because the Iva 205 came out after the pxa 701, some of the features are different. The most notable difference is that the speaker select section is different. You can not change the center speaker select to sub. You can only make the center on or off. Under speaker set up you can still make the center to off/small/large, but this is only sending center frequcies. So basicly they are saying that if you want your sub to play correctly you have to have the sub on mono. If you have it on stereo it won't work properly. I asked the guy how I could run 2 subs, and he told me I would have to use a y splitter. He told me the center rca only sends out center frequencies and that if I set the center speaker to small or large it could cause clipping and damage the amp, (like my old 500/1 it died). Like I said though the first guy I talked to had no clue what I was talking about. I really need to talk to someone who knows more about the processor. You would think if u called alpine they would know what the hell is going on. I'm sure there is more to this. [/QUOTE]

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