ok, when i first got my car it came with what was a $1000 deck. The only problem was that the RCA preouts were gone.
So... i installed a line out converter spliced into my speakers. Problem was the speakers distortted once i turn the volume up because of the low frequencies.
Anyways, i finally got the RCA's off ebay and now my system sounds awesome
But since i'm running a JBL 4 channel amplifier and 2 subs i was wondering how i can connect the subs so they are bridged when the amp requires 2 RCA inputs? (2 unused channels currently)
Should i use the sub out and the rear out? (is their difference from front?)
or the sub out and the line converter?
or should i just use the sub out and buy Y adapters into both rca inputs into the amp?
What is the best method? Does anybody know the sound quality difference between each method?
The more i think about the more i get confused lol
So... i installed a line out converter spliced into my speakers. Problem was the speakers distortted once i turn the volume up because of the low frequencies.
Anyways, i finally got the RCA's off ebay and now my system sounds awesome
But since i'm running a JBL 4 channel amplifier and 2 subs i was wondering how i can connect the subs so they are bridged when the amp requires 2 RCA inputs? (2 unused channels currently)
Should i use the sub out and the rear out? (is their difference from front?)
or the sub out and the line converter?
or should i just use the sub out and buy Y adapters into both rca inputs into the amp?
What is the best method? Does anybody know the sound quality difference between each method?
The more i think about the more i get confused lol