Maxx-Link ?'s

[ascendantsubs 10+ year member]

A ? about the Maxx-Link

Since I have 3 amps and 3 subs, will it work with my application? ,is it also a line driver?

Would anyone reccommend it?

Thanks!

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[lil_italy773 10+ year member]

not sure if u can link 3 amps but i know it does have a nice line driver built in

 

[ascendantsubs 10+ year member]

Sorry, im not looking to link them all, just runnin each amp to one sub= keeping em all seperate

 

[2000LaDe 10+ year member]

yes u can keep them seperate. thats how we are doing it in my van off the maxxlink. just get 3 sets of y splitters. 1male 2 female. just dont use the master and slave operation.

 

[keifersracing 10+ year member]

and make sure you use the A+ side when you use it

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

you'll be fine. you can run up to 5 pairs (10 amps) total. It is a line driver, built in SSF and lowpass xover, as well as has a clip indicator on the unit and remote. best preamp unit available IMO

you'll be using the A+, B+, and C+. all the (-)'s are for if you run a strapped pair per output (a pos and neg for each amp).

i love my maxxlink

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

yes u can keep them seperate. thats how we are doing it in my van off the maxxlink. just get 3 sets of y splitters. 1male 2 female. just dont use the master and slave operation.

why use splitters? arent all the +'s the same?

 

[audioarsonal 10+ year member]

It's to split the single rca into L/R for both channel's.The "Y's" will have one male end to plug into the "+" on the link than splits into two female ends to recieve the rca's.