Sound processing

[twisted]

whats a good current digital or analog sound processor to use now days?
im re-doing the install in the wifes Trailblazer SS and i want to add some better processing.
amps will be her PPI black art a404 and a600x2
i still need to decide a good set of comps in the $250 or less each range too.
subs are my RF rfd1212's. and the source unit is a Kenwood eXcelon DDX-5901HD

any advice is appreciated

keith

[twisted]

i was looking at the Audio Control DQ61 before she decided she wanted the bose out and a nav deck.......

[AVICJR]

If I were to do it all over again: I would choose an Alpine H800.


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[twisted]

If I were to do it all over again: I would choose an Alpine H800.


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hows your 3SIXTY.3? the alpine a better unit?

[Renovatio]

Pxa 900 from Alpine.

[AVICJR]

If I were to do it all over again: I would choose an Alpine H800.


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hows your 3SIXTY.3? the alpine a better unit?

Yes! I'm having issues with mine. Alpines been doing DSP for years. RF hasn't.


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[THUMP-LUMP]

Just gonna throw this out there....... http://www.minidsp.com/

[ttocs]

sound processor is an awfully broad term. Are you just wanting a nice eq or is this fur a full blown av surround sound made for movies.

[THUMP-LUMP]

It IS broad. Technically, a tone control can be considered "Sound Processing"