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Splitting RCAs
Splitting RCAs
I have my Diamond Audio System (finally)!!! I had some questions about the RCA amp hookups, so hopefully you can help me out...
I have 2 D3600.1 Subwoofer Amps (1 set of RCA inputs, no outputs)
I have 1 D3400.2 Full Range Amp (1 set of RCA inputs, 1 set of RCA outputs)
I have 1 D3400.4 Full Range Amp (1 set of RCA inputs for the front, and 1 set of RCA inputs for the rear, no outputs)
I have a Pioneer AVIC-N1 head unit that has 3 preouts...sub, front, and rear.
My buddy just gave me 3 Memphis In Line Drivers 16-VBF1 to boost my RCA volts.
My question is how should I go about splitting off of the RCAs after the in line drivers for the subwoofer amps, and the front RCAs, since there is no need to split the rears because I only have the 1 amp that needs those connections. I would like to explore every possible solution because wiring is going to be an issue, and I'd like to know more about this stuff.
Also I will not be running any actual speakers in the rear, I have 2 sets of components that will go in my front door panels and then 1 set of coaxials that will go in my kick panels, this problably doesn't matter, but just trying to give you info on my whole setup.
Hopefull this all made sense, and any help would be appreciated. Here are some manual links if needed:
http://www.diamondaudio.com/products/pd ... Manual.pdf
http://www.diamondaudio.com/products/pd ... 0Final.pdf
http://www.memphiscaraudio.com/products ... &id=68&p=2
Thanks again.
I have 2 D3600.1 Subwoofer Amps (1 set of RCA inputs, no outputs)
I have 1 D3400.2 Full Range Amp (1 set of RCA inputs, 1 set of RCA outputs)
I have 1 D3400.4 Full Range Amp (1 set of RCA inputs for the front, and 1 set of RCA inputs for the rear, no outputs)
I have a Pioneer AVIC-N1 head unit that has 3 preouts...sub, front, and rear.
My buddy just gave me 3 Memphis In Line Drivers 16-VBF1 to boost my RCA volts.
My question is how should I go about splitting off of the RCAs after the in line drivers for the subwoofer amps, and the front RCAs, since there is no need to split the rears because I only have the 1 amp that needs those connections. I would like to explore every possible solution because wiring is going to be an issue, and I'd like to know more about this stuff.
Also I will not be running any actual speakers in the rear, I have 2 sets of components that will go in my front door panels and then 1 set of coaxials that will go in my kick panels, this problably doesn't matter, but just trying to give you info on my whole setup.
Hopefull this all made sense, and any help would be appreciated. Here are some manual links if needed:
http://www.diamondaudio.com/products/pd ... Manual.pdf
http://www.diamondaudio.com/products/pd ... 0Final.pdf
http://www.memphiscaraudio.com/products ... &id=68&p=2
Thanks again.
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Dragon_fire
- Senior Member
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If i understand correctly what you want to do is split a front rca out and use it in 2 seperate amps to power your front soundstage correct ? If this is true just get an rca Y cable to split the wire.
quickie pic
(Rca wires)
Right channel ----------------<============ now you have 2 rights
"y" cable
Left channel -----------------<============ now you have 2 lefts.
quickie pic
(Rca wires)
Right channel ----------------<============ now you have 2 rights
"y" cable
Left channel -----------------<============ now you have 2 lefts.
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Justin from Detroit1
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