slickone

sure....but im in the stage of rebuild so a lot of the things in pics are not current but your welcome to check it out...if you see the new mockup setup, those arent the speakers going in...i just used them for sizing http://new.photos.yahoo.com/[email protected]/albums/

Thx for the welcome, I got word of this site from another site I frequent and thought I would check it out..I just didnt want you to steer away from the processor from bad information..this will indeed work great for a carputer..and yes, I would definatly do the digital input if doing so to eliminate the gain hiss caused by "some" rca or analog inputs..there are ways around it in setup to eliminate 90% of the issues you read about..you will definatly need the rux for volume control and tuning which i'm guessing this is why you want it anyways...I will keep my eyes open for one for you!!

Megalo, I have been using this processor now for almost 3yrs and yes it will do 4 way no problem...if your interest is in doing 5.1, then it wont...you have to use rear outputs for one of the stages..I have mine as rear midbass front low mid front high horns..you can still do center if you want with the center but you lose the rear section, which imo, you dont want in a sq setup anyways tuning possibilities are pretty much endless and in some instances, a little better than the P9..it has better x/o options than the P9 and a little better in the TA functions as well....this is becoming a really popular processor in the sq scene in iasca and other orgs as well Mine is actually a pxa-h700, but it is the same as yours or the 701...I have an imported japan model with the blue controller...the us version of the 700 was green....It really is a pretty limitless processor in its capabilities and I recommend anyone that is really looking for a sq unit all in one, this is it..it don't have a big line driver like some others, but really you dont need it if the rest of the system is adequate....if you run a dvd unit alpine like the w200, 310 etc with screens, or the 9860/61 standalone's, you dont have to actually have the controller.....the head unit will control it...also, any non alpine head unit you connect to the processor, you will have to use volume control through processor unless you max the processor volume and then control it from head You can d/l the manual from alpine if you want to see the abilities it has in full, but i'm not sure the us site has it....may be europe...but it is the same processor worldwide...or of course, if you need any other info, i'll be glad to comment further if needed as well