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How do you connect 2 Amps to your head unit without losing power


davinci701

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i wanna how i can connect both my amps up without using RCA splitters i tried that had a huge loss in power the way im running them is im using the output on my amp that is connected to my head unit and the 2nd amp has power loss its at about 3/4 the power it should be

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i could be wrong but couldnt a line driver solve this problem? im not sure but it could be.... someone else chime in on this man

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your post is a bit confusing

1st. what amps do you have? are they strappable?

2nd. are you talking about power from the battery? or voltage running through the rca's?

3rd. how do you know how much power its losing?

you win some, you lose some

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i could be wrong but couldnt a line driver solve this problem? im not sure but it could be.... someone else chime in on this man

if he is talking about the voltage going through the rca's...

you win some, you lose some

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i could be wrong but couldnt a line driver solve this problem? im not sure but it could be.... someone else chime in on this man

if he is talking about the voltage going through the rca's...

im pretty sure he is because he was saying he was losing power from having to use a y splitter for two amps.

TEAM DC

Everything is a 150 on th earometer

Well I guess punching a woman is a good way to test your strength! You never know how strong you are until you cold-cock a woman in the head and break that bitches jaw.

Next time she tries to punch you in the stomach, whip your wiener out and chase her around. Show her who's boss.

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they're autotek mean machine and not from the battery its just that when i turn the bass knob all the way down on the amp that has the RCA's from the deck the 2nd amp isnt as loud so i switched it around and it went more power to the 2nd amp and power loss in the 1st amp

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yeah id get a line driver if i was you.

TEAM DC

Everything is a 150 on th earometer

Well I guess punching a woman is a good way to test your strength! You never know how strong you are until you cold-cock a woman in the head and break that bitches jaw.

Next time she tries to punch you in the stomach, whip your wiener out and chase her around. Show her who's boss.

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they're autotek mean machine and not from the battery its just that when i turn the bass knob all the way down on the amp that has the RCA's from the deck the 2nd amp isnt as loud so i switched it around and it went more power to the 2nd amp and power loss in the 1st amp

power isn't usually referred voltage

you win some, you lose some

Posted

they're autotek mean machine and not from the battery its just that when i turn the bass knob all the way down on the amp that has the RCA's from the deck the 2nd amp isnt as loud so i switched it around and it went more power to the 2nd amp and power loss in the 1st amp

the RCAs should not effect the power handling of your amps but the signal they are receiving from the head unit

you win some, you lose some

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