Premier 860 anyone using the network mode ?

[danny_isr 10+ year member]

my current setup is 4 ch (2+2)amp that running the front doors(2way-6.5") and tweeters.

4ch (2+1) amp that running rear speakers(3way-6x9) and a sub(12").

I’m using the Premier 860 , in regular mode.

and i was wondering how this "pro network" mode is . will it sounds any better ?

what the benefit if there is any....?

How you guys recommends me to connect the speakers in this mode.

i mean for example :

highs - tweeters

mid - doors and rears

low- sub

or

highs - tweeters and doors

mid - rears

low - sub

or

highs - tweeters

mid-doors

low - rears + sub

or any other configuration.

thanks Danny

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[B&R Innovation2 10+ year member]

i have a 940mp and I use the regular mode. I went otu of my way and hooked everything up independently under network mode and the SQ way possilby a bit better and seperation was on the spot. Any good tuning in regular mode will give you the same results. Wiring it regular leaves more options with less amps.

 

[crash813 10+ year member]

Better seperation, the ability to run all active, greater flexibility to customize your freq., greater xo slopes (36 on sub, 24 on all others)

Most common setup:

highs - tweets

mid - midrange/midbass

low - sub

or 3 way

highs - tweet

mid - midrange

low - midbass/sub

Its great for tweaking a system or playing with different components. There is definately a learning curve with getting the most out of the system using it though.