RF PBR series "4 ohm only" ??
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RF Amp . . No Sir! Class D amps??? Some do some don't. Like Austin my soundstreams never caused me to lose radio stations. But I live in the city where there are too many radio stations to mention. I was going to suggest the Sound stream as well if you didn't care about FM. It's a beautiful amp! Can't beat it for the price. But the probability of losing your FM stations is 80/90 percent.
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Do you have a link for the lids ??
The 6X9's you want are the 2 way Pioneers !! Best bass speaker, and only around $75 !!!
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I've thought about those, they are my second choice. I try not to get caught in the rain, but the pass through tweeter is the only thing holding me back on them.
The 6X9's you want are the 2 way Pioneers !! Best bass speaker, and only around $75 !!!
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sometimes it affects FM in no way.
sometimes it affects FM slightly.
sometimes it completely wipes out FM reception.
I see the amp says high level power switching... so it will turn on when it sees signal from the HU, correct? If I am using the RCA outputs from the HU, is there any reason I can't use a separate source for remote turn on...such as the headlight feed or my unused accessory switch?
The high-level input mode detects DC offset voltage on the speaker line and will turn-on the amplifier. A variable "high-level adjust" potentiometer sets the "threshold of the turn-on circuit.
The low-level input mode uses traditional RCA inputs and it requires the REM turn-on wire to be connected to +12V for the amplifier to turn-on.
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PBR amplifiers can be used in either mode, high-level (speaker line) or low-level (RCA).
The high-level input mode detects DC offset voltage on the speaker line and will turn-on the amplifier. A variable "high-level adjust" potentiometer sets the "threshold of the turn-on circuit.
The low-level input mode uses traditional RCA inputs and it requires the REM turn-on wire to be connected to +12V for the amplifier to turn-on.
The high-level input mode detects DC offset voltage on the speaker line and will turn-on the amplifier. A variable "high-level adjust" potentiometer sets the "threshold of the turn-on circuit.
The low-level input mode uses traditional RCA inputs and it requires the REM turn-on wire to be connected to +12V for the amplifier to turn-on.
In related info to the install...everything is hooked up and working great... except the microbypass I purchased for the stereo so that I could use the video options. Not sure what's going on there.
That is correct. You do not need the REM wire connected when using high-level inputs. If your having problems with the amplifier turning-on/off properly, use the HL ADJUST **** to tweak the trigger.
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