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<blockquote data-quote="Stillmatic22" data-source="post: 1068303" data-attributes="member: 556300">After extensive searching, i&#039;ve decided to go with the alpine 9853 (yes I know the problems associated with these HU&#039;s) and adding a line driver.&nbsp; I feel this is best for me in the sense that I may be able to eliminate some, if not all my system whine, all while being able to boost my pre-out signal.&nbsp; My amp also accomodates signal up to 14 volts, so it should help keep my gains down.&nbsp; I also do understand that I could make my system even more vulnerable to noise due to the fact that i&#039;m adding another component to the chain. With that being said,Recommend me a cheap/quality standalone line driver that will best suit my needs.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen the (Audiocontrol MATRIX, and I here PG makes a nice one also.)I don&#039;t need anything over the top either, just something that will suit my needs.Thanks in advance,-Stillmatic-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stillmatic22, post: 1068303, member: 556300"] After extensive searching, i've decided to go with the alpine 9853 (yes I know the problems associated with these HU's) and adding a line driver. I feel this is best for me in the sense that I may be able to eliminate some, if not all my system whine, all while being able to boost my pre-out signal. My amp also accomodates signal up to 14 volts, so it should help keep my gains down. I also do understand that I could make my system even more vulnerable to noise due to the fact that i'm adding another component to the chain. With that being said, Recommend me a cheap/quality standalone line driver that will best suit my needs. I've seen the (Audiocontrol MATRIX, and I here PG makes a nice one also.) I don't need anything over the top either, just something that will suit my needs. Thanks in advance, -Stillmatic- [/QUOTE]

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