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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8565633" data-attributes="member: 650438">You can get a fancy digital sound processor or you can just use your current 4700bs unit in active mode hybrid crossovers with the amp.The soundstream 900.4s have active crossovers.Dont even bother getting any external EQs the head unit&#039;s EQ is way superior. More things in the signal line would just screw things up.EQ should be set based on listening preferences. I&#039;ll guide you through it once you are done and are at that part of the install. There&#039;s a specific order you need to set things up with the tuning with pioneer head units.with two 4 channels you need to decide now how you are gonna plan the RCAs.you have 8 channels total, make the best use of them.I would bridge one of the 4 channels onto the midrange in the kick yes if you get something like the PRV 6mr500 it&#039;ll handle every last watt easily.&nbsp; Then use the other 4 channel to power midbass and tweeter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8565633, member: 650438"] You can get a fancy digital sound processor or you can just use your current 4700bs unit in active mode hybrid crossovers with the amp. The soundstream 900.4s have active crossovers. Dont even bother getting any external EQs the head unit's EQ is way superior. More things in the signal line would just screw things up. EQ should be set based on listening preferences. I'll guide you through it once you are done and are at that part of the install. There's a specific order you need to set things up with the tuning with pioneer head units. with two 4 channels you need to decide now how you are gonna plan the RCAs. you have 8 channels total, make the best use of them. I would bridge one of the 4 channels onto the midrange in the kick yes if you get something like the PRV 6mr500 it'll handle every last watt easily. Then use the other 4 channel to power midbass and tweeter. [/QUOTE]

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