Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8356069" data-attributes="member: 576029">that PPI unit is a fine choice but it&#039;s made to go in the dash.&nbsp; Audio Control has trunk mount options to go near the amp.&nbsp; do you have the space up front for another component?you never told us what amps you have so we don&#039;t know what voltage the amps can accept.&nbsp; it&#039;ll state that in the user manual or maybe on the gain dial label.the rated voltage out is only a peak or maximum at max headunit volume with a full strength signal.&nbsp; music is a varying signal and will be much less than that for most of the time.&nbsp; what volume range do you listen to?&nbsp; are the speakers amplified also?&nbsp; there is no SQ with speaker powered by a head unit.you should have a toggle switch to turn off the remote turn-on signal to the amps when not in normal use - such as updating.&nbsp; i assume you wired the turn-on to the head unit remote output?&nbsp; use the switch when fiddling with the head unit because those spikes will damage speakers/subs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 8356069, member: 576029"] that PPI unit is a fine choice but it's made to go in the dash. Audio Control has trunk mount options to go near the amp. do you have the space up front for another component? you never told us what amps you have so we don't know what voltage the amps can accept. it'll state that in the user manual or maybe on the gain dial label. the rated voltage out is only a peak or maximum at max headunit volume with a full strength signal. music is a varying signal and will be much less than that for most of the time. what volume range do you listen to? are the speakers amplified also? there is no SQ with speaker powered by a head unit. you should have a toggle switch to turn off the remote turn-on signal to the amps when not in normal use - such as updating. i assume you wired the turn-on to the head unit remote output? use the switch when fiddling with the head unit because those spikes will damage speakers/subs. [/QUOTE]

Verification