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<blockquote data-quote="mrcrossiii" data-source="post: 784738" data-attributes="member: 560013"><p>This is all new to me, so bare with me.</p><p></p><p>Does a pre-amp output carry the entire output of the head unit? Meaning, if I have a 4 ch amp, can I plug in 1 pre-amp output to the amp and then drive a separate speaker on each channel of the amp? Also, if the head unit puts out 20 rms watts per channel and the amp puts out 50 rms watts per channel, do you get a total of 70 watts at the speaker, or just the 50 the amp puts out?</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mrcrossiii, post: 784738, member: 560013"] This is all new to me, so bare with me. Does a pre-amp output carry the entire output of the head unit? Meaning, if I have a 4 ch amp, can I plug in 1 pre-amp output to the amp and then drive a separate speaker on each channel of the amp? Also, if the head unit puts out 20 rms watts per channel and the amp puts out 50 rms watts per channel, do you get a total of 70 watts at the speaker, or just the 50 the amp puts out? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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