wiring question

[bumpin_8605 10+ year member]

maybe i just want himn to do it anyway

 

[choochooSS 10+ year member]

why dont u try it yourself

u cant really hurt anything

good learning experience

trial and error

 

[bumpin_8605 10+ year member]

i'll learn from what he does

 

[choochooSS 10+ year member]

ok whatever

what is ur cousins system

u have never told me

 

[bumpin_8605 10+ year member]

4 audiobahn subs and amps

audiobahn componets and a kenwood cd player

 

[choochooSS 10+ year member]

how big of amps?

are those in his izusu

 

[bumpin_8605 10+ year member]

this is my cuz from galesburg and all i know is they r 12" and will rock ur world

 

[choochooSS 10+ year member]

ur mom rocked my world

 

[ridered36 10+ year member]

My XXX's are gonna rock your world.

 

[choochooSS 10+ year member]

hows ur sister doin by the way

after friday night

bumpin

HA

 

[MTXTANT 10+ year member]

Originally posted by choochooSS wont setting the pionner to high pass block out lower hz and not pass them through at all?cause it would just block the lower signal and be done with it, sense thats what a crossover does. i was understanding that by using a crossover it will block the un wanted frequencies before they were amplified, that way u arnt amplifing un wanted frequencies.

i might be wrong because im not sure if the lower hz are passed through some other way anyway although it would be switch to high pass.

but even if i am wrong i would still use both pre amp outputs(like i said me and craig may differ)

Don't hold me to this but I believe on pioneer amps the rca output (not input of course) is a pass thru and pass thru only. I'm not positive but I am about 97% sure. So if I'm right the crossover on the pioneer amp will not filter out the low frequencies.

Can someone else elaborate on this??

-peace