Is This possible? Daisy chain amps
Evenig all,
Got the bose system and would like to keep the stock deck for now. I have the following amps
PG XS4300
RF 1000bd
Here is what I am thinking. Since the PG XS 4300 has high signal inputs, could I tap into the rear speaker wire to get the source signal and then feed this signal to the 1000bd? I do not want to change my components for the moment but would like to have the amp ready to go when I do.
I this even possible or will I have to go with a LOC?
Thanks for your help
Got the bose system and would like to keep the stock deck for now. I have the following amps
PG XS4300
RF 1000bd
Here is what I am thinking. Since the PG XS 4300 has high signal inputs, could I tap into the rear speaker wire to get the source signal and then feed this signal to the 1000bd? I do not want to change my components for the moment but would like to have the amp ready to go when I do.
I this even possible or will I have to go with a LOC?
Thanks for your help
They make wire to RCA adapters so you can tap the rear speakers for an input and use that instead. Do this twice and your golden. I know JL Audio makes them, Phoenix Gold I believe also makes them. You can get cheapy ones also. Its not really daisy chaining the amps either. I thought you had meant running your amps parallel to each other to boost power but anyhow. I hope that helps.
but since my 4 channel amp has high signal inputs, cant I just tap in the rear speaker wires using that?
Also, would the sound quality be better with a Line out converter or the high imput signal from the amp?
thanks for any help,
Audio newb here
Also, would the sound quality be better with a Line out converter or the high imput signal from the amp?
thanks for any help,
Audio newb here
Originally Posted by thezman79
but since my 4 channel amp has high signal inputs, cant I just tap in the rear speaker wires using that?
Also, would the sound quality be better with a Line out converter or the high imput signal from the amp?
thanks for any help,
Audio newb here
Also, would the sound quality be better with a Line out converter or the high imput signal from the amp?
thanks for any help,
Audio newb here
They both sound like ****, so just use the high level inputs on the PG amp and jump a RCA line off the aux outputs to the RF amp.
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