[AzMs3]

Never heard of these before, but now they got me wondering. I am planning on installing just a amp and subwoofer would a line driver be needed? If so would it be a huge difference in sound, if so why and how. I was just planning on useing a LOC hooked up too the rear speaker wires behind the deck and run RCA's to the amp.
Thanks

---Herb---

 

[vaBooM]

A line driver boosts the signal from the LOC to the amps. More in, means more out with less strain on the amp.

I plan to sell my line driver as I plan to go with a parametric eq/processor. If interested, it would go for $70 shipped.

 

[bknauss]

The other option is to find an amp that has high level inputs. That simply means the amp can accept the wires straight from the 3's CD player.

 

[vaBooM]

Possible, but most Class D (sub monoblock) amps cant accept high level in. Since I noticed most people would just be adding subs to the factory HU, that wouldnt work.

I have seen some of the cheezy MTX Road Thunder "so-called" monoblocks having high level in, but those are in the Best Buy blue light special.