rca splitters

[4runnercrazy 10+ year member]

im going to run 2 amps a 4 channel and 2 channel

is it okay if i split the rca so there are 3 of each of the L and R?

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[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

dont see why not i only have one set of preouts and i am running a 4 channel and a mono amp

 

[bad @SS chevy 10+ year member]

i have 3 sets of splitters,, monster brand. pm me if you need the hook up

 

[4runnercrazy 10+ year member]

dont see why not i only have one set of preouts and i am running a 4 channel and a mono amp

so u have i pre out from amp running to 3 sets of rcas?

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

i used to have stock hu so i have a loc and my current Hu only has one preout for the sub so i still use the loc plus the hu is only 1volt and the loc is 2volt, and yea i ran the rca into the mono amp and used the outputs and ran the rca's from the outs on the mono to the 4 channel and used splitters so i could connect it to 4 channel

 

[gunz4me 10+ year member]

I've used splitters many times before and never had any ill effects as a result of doing so. Sadly, that was the only way to do things back in the good old days when most radios came with ONE set of RCA outputs.

In fact, I am two Monster Cable splitters in my Mustang right now because I had to break the signal between front/rear fill, front midbass, and subwoofer with my deck only having 3 sets of preamp outs. I didn't mind splitting the front output between the front speakers and the rear fill because my rear fill has been gained down to the point where I can barely hear them. The added plus was the front to rear fade gave me control over the level of the 8" midbass drivers in the doors since I stuck them on the rear outputs. The subwoofer, well that bad boy is on its own!