RCA wiring question

[capitolj80]

I'm positive this is a stupid question, yet i feel compelled to ask it anyways. The mono amp that i have in my trunk for my subs right now doesn't have aux rca's to send trough a full range signal to a second amp (only an additional set for stacking). However, the Ryval 2-chn I just ordered for my doors does have the auxiliary rca's. Do i simply want to put the Ryval first in line and the mono second (rca's coming from Ryval aux out), or is there reason why that isn't optimal or not recommended?

[ttocs]

as long as you are not sending a low-pass(bass) signal that will be fine.

[capitolj80]

Ahh, I knew there was something I was missing..ill have to move the rca's on the back of the stereo from the sub out to a full range out..thnx!

[ttocs]

if you have the outputs on your deck you would be better off running a new rca cable. By disconnecting the subwoofer output you will no longer have any ability to adjust it if you did have that.

[capitolj80]

yeah, losing my ability to control the sub amp was something i was concerned about..i was really hoping to avoid running another set of rca's (thus the use of the aux rca's). I do have and remote level knob for the sub amp, tho....i dunno, i'll figure it out.....lol i'm still pissed that two days after i bought the ryval v520, I fould out i could have gotten the rsd250.2 for 3 more dollars...fuck...oh well

[ttocs]

Even a $10 set of rca's will suffice for this and you will be happier that you did it too...

[Thumper88]

Stinger 4000 series is my current favorite RCA cable.
http://www.darvex.com/store/pc/4000-Series-c121.htm

Cheap, but really nice.

[capitolj80]

decided to go with an additional set of rca's oh btw, with the Ryval V752, should I try to utilized the 100hz HP filter (seems high to me)? or should I just go bypass on the amp and use my stereo's built in adjustable HP filter (thinkin around 75-80hz)? wadduya think?

[Thumper88]

Really depends on what speakers you're driving...and mostly what size they are.

[ttocs]

wut he said...

[capitolj80]

it's powering the Tantrum 6.5" coax's in my front doors

[ttocs]

I would probably use the lower one on the deck myself then if your runnin 6's with it.

[capitolj80]

that's kinda what i was thinkin..thnx

[ttocs]

it also depends on what kind of music you listen to and how you listen too it. Keep the signal clean and out of the clipping/popping area and you will be fine. your ears are the final judge.