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<blockquote data-quote="347strokin" data-source="post: 8387822" data-attributes="member: 665572">Hey guys,New to this site. Thanks for having me.I have a question regarding my new set up.&nbsp; This is going in a 2014 F350 crew cab with the so called premium Sony sound system.I have 2 Sundown Audio SD-3 10&#039;s that are going into a sealed 1m3 box behind the rear seat.&nbsp; These will be powered @ 1 ohm on a Hifonics Brutus BXI2010D.&nbsp; I will be leaving the head unit and&nbsp; speakers stock.&nbsp; Now this is where it gets interesting for me.&nbsp; I have an Audiocontrol Epicenter Plus that I ran in my old system.The factory speakers and sub are amplified.&nbsp; So I will be grabbing my high level inputs from downstream of that amplifier.Should I grab the speaker level inputs or the subwoofer level inputs to go the Epicenter?Or do I require a summing unit such as the Audiocontrol LC6i?&nbsp; What kind of improvements would I gain with a summing unit?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="347strokin, post: 8387822, member: 665572"] Hey guys, New to this site. Thanks for having me. I have a question regarding my new set up. This is going in a 2014 F350 crew cab with the so called premium Sony sound system. I have 2 Sundown Audio SD-3 10's that are going into a sealed 1m3 box behind the rear seat. These will be powered @ 1 ohm on a Hifonics Brutus BXI2010D. I will be leaving the head unit and speakers stock. Now this is where it gets interesting for me. I have an Audiocontrol Epicenter Plus that I ran in my old system. The factory speakers and sub are amplified. So I will be grabbing my high level inputs from downstream of that amplifier. Should I grab the speaker level inputs or the subwoofer level inputs to go the Epicenter? Or do I require a summing unit such as the Audiocontrol LC6i? What kind of improvements would I gain with a summing unit? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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