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<blockquote data-quote="Camryman" data-source="post: 86163" data-attributes="member: 545077">I was talking about hi-level input and outputs, but really I meant to be asking about RCA pass-thru and using and RCA Y connector.&nbsp; However, not to worry - yesterday, I went and got a 200W Jensen 2-ch amp with RCA input and output so that I could simply pass-thru to my Fosgate amp.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know the general opinion on Jensen, but the one I have rocks.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t that expensive ($100) from Wal-Mart, and it has all the features I was looking for.&nbsp; I&#039;m using the Fosgate to drive my Kappa 6x9 2-ways in the rear and the Jensen to drive the two Kappa 3.5&quot; speakers in front dash and Sony Xplod 5.25&quot; 3-way door speakers.&nbsp; The Jensen amp is really great for this because I have a LPF, Full, or HPF with variable x-over for each L and R channel.&nbsp; Therefore, no more distortion from all the bass being sent to the little 3.5&quot; speakers.&nbsp; Plus, I can control the front and rear gain individually so that I actually have some front image, now.Happy with my setup,Trav</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Camryman, post: 86163, member: 545077"] I was talking about hi-level input and outputs, but really I meant to be asking about RCA pass-thru and using and RCA Y connector. However, not to worry - yesterday, I went and got a 200W Jensen 2-ch amp with RCA input and output so that I could simply pass-thru to my Fosgate amp. I don't know the general opinion on Jensen, but the one I have rocks. It wasn't that expensive ($100) from Wal-Mart, and it has all the features I was looking for. I'm using the Fosgate to drive my Kappa 6x9 2-ways in the rear and the Jensen to drive the two Kappa 3.5" speakers in front dash and Sony Xplod 5.25" 3-way door speakers. The Jensen amp is really great for this because I have a LPF, Full, or HPF with variable x-over for each L and R channel. Therefore, no more distortion from all the bass being sent to the little 3.5" speakers. Plus, I can control the front and rear gain individually so that I actually have some front image, now. Happy with my setup, Trav [/QUOTE]

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