How do I wire an active 3 way component setup
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Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts
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From your equipment you dont look like you have the ability to run active. You need an 8 channel DSP if you want to run 3 way active plus sub and you need a 10 channel dsp if you want to run 3 way active plus rears plus sub.
Rears leave them on head unit power, dont waste any more money on them. Focus all power on the fronts. You need a 6 channel amp, preferably something with 100+ watts a channel along with your sub amp setup.
Rears leave them on head unit power, dont waste any more money on them. Focus all power on the fronts. You need a 6 channel amp, preferably something with 100+ watts a channel along with your sub amp setup.
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Well I figured I'd need a dsp, I was looking at audison dsps cause ive heard they are nice. Just didn't know which one I'd need
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I have not heard much good about Audison DSP’s. Since it’s your first go round, take a look at the new Dayton, miniDSP, or Helix. Helix is the king of the hill, but great reports about the Dayton piece are coming out.
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