RCA thread of course!
Now take a 4 channel SD amp. If channels 1/2 are bridged. Since SD has single rca ports I could y split the amp 1/2 ports and y split the dsr ports to still have stereo over the bridges 2 channels? Or would you directly run two seperate rca outputs off the dsp and have one plugging into channel 1 and the other plugging into channel 2?
channel 3 being a set of tweets and channel 4 being a seperate set of different tweets. Would you y split channel 3 and 4 at the amp and y split two separate outputs at the dsr to control 3 and 4 seperate?
Trying to understand exactly all the different information out there on rca hookups.
thanks!
no sir its definitely between head unit and amp. Let me see if this is any better here!!
so from the dsr1 to the amps
front fairing has components. I have fairing woofers bridged on a 4110. I would run a y splitter on the 2 front channels off the amp and a y splitter off the 2 rear channels of the amp. Then a single rca from that splitter to the left front output on dsr. And single from the other splitter to the right front dsr output.
I have a 4 channel that runs lids bridged to 2 channels. Channel 3 is on a set of tweets and channel 4 is on a set of different tweets in bags. On this amp I would run a single rca from dsr left rear to channel 1 on amp. A single rca from dsr right rear to channel 2 on amp. Completing the bridged set of channels.
now since Ive used up 4 outputs off the dsr is it possible to run a single rca from say output 5 of the dsr 1 to one set of the tweets on channel 3 and the other output 6 to the channel 4 on the amp to tune the two tweeters separately since they arent the same tweeters? This here is where my biggest question was at.
last I have a 1600 going to two 10s in bags. Im assuming this will be simple with running output 7 and output 8 left and right subwoofer to a y splitter at the 1600.
im thinking Im correct on most of this outside of the 4 channel amp that I have bridged 2 channels for lids. And channel 3 and 4 being used for different speakers.
thanks for your response. Sorry for the confusion!



