WUT IS RCA and AUX

[BADSECTOR 10+ year member]

What is RCA and AUX ,explain a little bit

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[KaeZoo 10+ year member]

RCA is a type of connector. Most aftermarket head units use RCA type connections for preamp outputs, so when someone mentions RCA outputs, they usually mean the preamp outputs.

AUX usually means Auxillary input, which allows you to use an external source with your head unit.

 

[BADSECTOR 10+ year member]

ok..well what is the difference between 1 RCA preout and 2 RCA preouts.SOme HU has 1 RCA and some have 2 RCA.What is the difference,explain me please.Is there a MAJOR difference or not.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

yes, there is...

there can be RCA preouts for front speakers, rear speakers, and sometimes a dedicated sub output.

 

[BADSECTOR 10+ year member]

SO it is a MAJOR difference or not...

 

[BADSECTOR 10+ year member]

SO it is a MAJOR difference or not...i mean if i have a one RCA preout ,then its not a big problem or it is?

 

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

No its not a problem it just means when you fade to your front or back speakers your subs will fade in and out.

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

dude, try to step up ur grammar and change ur location. its gay.

 

[BADSECTOR 10+ year member]

dude i m not quite good in english..............

 

[maylar 10+ year member]

Typically we run front preouts into an amp for our front speakers, and the rear set goes to an amp for subs. Having only 1 set is somewhat limiting, but not the end of the world. Head units with only 1 set are usually shitty cheap ones, or stock factory units. I wouldn't buy one.