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<blockquote data-quote="skateboardkid" data-source="post: 4109379" data-attributes="member: 582399">I knew it was either that or a Master Volume Controller.You do come off as arrogant and knowing it all, You are just trolling for a fight and in reality this is a pretty sad way to do it.Plus you get whatever tiny signal deviations from your crossover multiplied 100 fold, where if you put 8 volts in and the aplification of the signal is only 25 times, you obviously get the same amount of power without the possibility of some signal abnormality being amplified up to the hearing threshhold.It should work.&nbsp; Are you getting the cleanest signal and then amplifying it no.&nbsp; Your are gonna take a quarter of a watt and amplify it up 4000 times to make 1k.&nbsp; Better hope your external crossover is audiocontroll or similar quality and is grounded well.good luck.Anyone else have solid electrical reasoning not to do this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skateboardkid, post: 4109379, member: 582399"] I knew it was either that or a Master Volume Controller. You do come off as arrogant and knowing it all, You are just trolling for a fight and in reality this is a pretty sad way to do it. Plus you get whatever tiny signal deviations from your crossover multiplied 100 fold, where if you put 8 volts in and the aplification of the signal is only 25 times, you obviously get the same amount of power without the possibility of some signal abnormality being amplified up to the hearing threshhold. It should work. Are you getting the cleanest signal and then amplifying it no. Your are gonna take a quarter of a watt and amplify it up 4000 times to make 1k. Better hope your external crossover is audiocontroll or similar quality and is grounded well. good luck. Anyone else have solid electrical reasoning not to do this? [/QUOTE]

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