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Which DSP wires to splice for sub amp LOC? After DSP Amp?
Thanks, Rodric |
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Is there a reason that, when this question is asked, everyone runs for the hills?
I KNOW someone out there has done this, and knows EXACTLY which wires to tap into. Bueller? Anyone? Bueller? Thanks |
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Well for those who've figured it out it usually has taken them some time and effort. I have a basic set of information on my webpage but depending on model and year it might be different. You will use the wires after the DSP amp not before the signal goes into the DSP amp.
- Jan
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I always thought u tap before the amp. If you tap after the amp, you are Amplifying an amplified signal, which causes clipping & distortion correct me if im wrong, but thats how its done in the e46. |
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