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<blockquote data-quote="khmer_rouge" data-source="post: 5022101" data-attributes="member: 569278">Guys, Im using an Audiocontrol LC6 line output converter in my QX56 setup. I already have a sub amp and sub set up and am getting ready to add another amp and components.I want to add an alpine pxa h701 to the install but I have a question about the signal path.The way the lc6 is setup, I have speaker level inputs connected which creates a sub output which is currently used to drive a mmats 3500.1.Nothing is connected to the front or rear speaker level inputs.The pxa h701 like many processors only has one rca input and 3 or 4 outputs.My question is, does the sub level output which is connected to the mmats amp provide a full range output?If so, would I simply disconnect the rcas from the mmats amp, run them into the pxa h701 and then run the outputs from the pxa into the amps that Im going to use?If thats not the case, what would I need to do to use the pxa h701 inline with the lc6?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="khmer_rouge, post: 5022101, member: 569278"] Guys, Im using an Audiocontrol LC6 line output converter in my QX56 setup. I already have a sub amp and sub set up and am getting ready to add another amp and components. I want to add an alpine pxa h701 to the install but I have a question about the signal path. The way the lc6 is setup, I have speaker level inputs connected which creates a sub output which is currently used to drive a mmats 3500.1. Nothing is connected to the front or rear speaker level inputs. The pxa h701 like many processors only has one rca input and 3 or 4 outputs. My question is, does the sub level output which is connected to the mmats amp provide a full range output? If so, would I simply disconnect the rcas from the mmats amp, run them into the pxa h701 and then run the outputs from the pxa into the amps that Im going to use? If thats not the case, what would I need to do to use the pxa h701 inline with the lc6? [/QUOTE]

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