aux splitters

[RavoHimself]

so in a few weeks i'll finally be installing the amp and speakers i got for christmas. basically a 1400w 4 chan amp with 75w speakers.

for graduation last year my dad bought me a pioneer 3300 but it only has 2 outputs. im going to use splitters to break it into the 4 chan setup. thats all fine an dandy. for now i have a 8" 200w audiovox tube. im going to share the inputs for the tube with inputs for the rear speakers for now to give it a little more kick.

now here's what im wondering. i might be getting a 10" sub to replace the tube. would i be able to split the signal before the amp again and run that to a mono amp or would that cause the signal to weaken too much


like this. (sorry for the crude drawing)

 

[RavoHimself]

the picture should say 1400w but you get the picture

 

[exbass94]

You sure the amp doesn't have a "pass-through" output on it to hook up the sub amp? Most 4 channel amps do. If it does you would just split the signal once and run the two pairs of wires to the 4 channel amp. Then run another pair from the 4 channel amp to the mono amp.

 

[RavoHimself]

ill look. if it doesnt though do you think there would be any side effects to splitting the signal again?

 

[RavoHimself]

No pass through. I forgot how big that sucker was till I opened the box. I can't wait to hookerup

 

[wr250rdr]

pick something like this up it will not only give you the singnal splitting but will do it in a very "tuneable" way it takes your two pream outs and gives you a signal routing to fronts rear and sub

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_526_Kicker-KX3-03KX3.html