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<blockquote data-quote="z00mz00m" data-source="post: 416732" data-attributes="member: 551605">i further researched that unit and spoke with GSteg about it and I didn&#039;t even think about the fact that I&#039;d need an amp to power my front speakers :-/I figured I could always splice the RCA cables into speaker level outputs, or I could get a converter that would do it for me without splicing required.&nbsp; Wouldn&#039;t the sound quality still be good?only thing that would be of concern would be volume, how loud would they get, i hardly ever turn up my front speakers, I keep them pretty quiet and just let the bass boom.oh ya, and also, how much of a difference will I notice in the SPL of my sub?&nbsp; I currently have a headunit from a 1997 Acura TL in my car, the previous owner worked at an acura dealership and put it in.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been thinking I might get 3 more db out of my sub with a new headunit, and I think that&#039;s what Rangerman told me when I visited him.Is 3db a reasonable estimate?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="z00mz00m, post: 416732, member: 551605"] i further researched that unit and spoke with GSteg about it and I didn't even think about the fact that I'd need an amp to power my front speakers :-/ I figured I could always splice the RCA cables into speaker level outputs, or I could get a converter that would do it for me without splicing required. Wouldn't the sound quality still be good? only thing that would be of concern would be volume, how loud would they get, i hardly ever turn up my front speakers, I keep them pretty quiet and just let the bass boom. oh ya, and also, how much of a difference will I notice in the SPL of my sub? I currently have a headunit from a 1997 Acura TL in my car, the previous owner worked at an acura dealership and put it in. I've been thinking I might get 3 more db out of my sub with a new headunit, and I think that's what Rangerman told me when I visited him. Is 3db a reasonable estimate? [/QUOTE]

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