Summing device

[Sephious 10+ year member]

So I was looking up information on the stock head unit of my Mazda 3, and it turns out it has some extremely nasty EQing going on at different volume levels (though for all intents and purposes at about 25 it's "sort of" flat).

Then I got to thinking about using a summing device, but from what I can find all the summing devices require you to use their volume control to be properly summed. Are there any out there that will do the summing as you change the volume so that I can use the volume knob on the stereo? And if so, are there any that won't cost as much as the rest of my system combined?

Thanks.

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Oops I must have got hacked. Sorry for that guys.

 

[Kangaroux 5,000+ posts]

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[Sephious 10+ year member]

Good times.

 

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[the727kid 10+ year member]

I use the stock HU and volume control with my MS8.

 

[Sephious 10+ year member]

I use the stock HU and volume control with my MS8.

Yeesh! I should hope so! That thing costs over half of what I paid for my entire system. I guess I'll see how bad the EQing actually makes everything sound once it's all installed before I make any decisions.

 

[the727kid 10+ year member]

Hahaha, I actually got it for a steal price from a local dealer. But still wasn't cheap.

 

[Sephious 10+ year member]

So I've been doing some more looking and it seems like the Kicker Sum8 will do exactly what I want (without pillaging my bank), because it doesn't even have a master volume control. You can only control one of the channels of inputs of volume with it. I'm going to email Kicker to find out.