headunit output question
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headunit output question
i've got a kenwood z838w headunit and 2 of the outputs are non fading left and right question is can these be used as dedicated subwoofer outputs? i've looked on the net but can't seem to find an answer
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Yes, I have the same headunit and have a 4 channel amp.
I'm using the front and rear fading outputs. 2 fronts to run the front speakers and the 2 rear to run the sub bridged. Not using the non-fading. You have more control over the sub if its on a fading output.
I'm using the front and rear fading outputs. 2 fronts to run the front speakers and the 2 rear to run the sub bridged. Not using the non-fading. You have more control over the sub if its on a fading output.
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cool many thanks for the replys will give it a go using the rear outputs as they are already plugged in and it saves having the headunit out to swap them over.
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Yes, I have the same headunit and have a 4 channel amp.
I'm using the front and rear fading outputs. 2 fronts to run the front speakers and the 2 rear to run the sub bridged. Not using the non-fading. You have more control over the sub if its on a fading output.
I'm using the front and rear fading outputs. 2 fronts to run the front speakers and the 2 rear to run the sub bridged. Not using the non-fading. You have more control over the sub if its on a fading output.
Does it not have a sub/non-fading level control on the head unit in the audio menu?? That would give you more control as you can adjust the level and cross over point without effecting the other speakers.
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