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I was looking through my owners manual to see if my HU outputs were 2v or 4v...all i found is that it say "4vrms Line outputs-all channes(3)"

Some jerk on here said that my cheap ass jensen double din was shit...that it was 2v and that my system would never sound right without a lone driver...so please help

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I was looking through my owners manual to see if my HU outputs were 2v or 4v...all i found is that it say "4vrms Line outputs-all channes(3)"

Some jerk on here said that my cheap ass jensen double din was shit...that it was 2v and that my system would never sound right without a lone driver...so please help

Lol. Best way to check would be with a volt meter if you have access to one. You could also read the manual a few more times..It should state the output voltage.

Got a model number? It would help :lol:

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preout voltage is not the be all end all on this one.

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Voltage back in the day meant alot, as amplifiers needed more input voltage than todays amps/ also could use more..unregulated power supplies and such.

But now days, its just about signal transfer, and to fight induced noise.

Even after all that babble, I still prefer at least 3v at the amp after drop/loss.

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Voltage back in the day meant alot, as amplifiers needed more input voltage than todays amps/ also could use more..unregulated power supplies and such.

But now days, its just about signal transfer, and to fight induced noise.

Even after all that babble, I still prefer at least 3v at the amp after drop/loss.

Thank u sir...love it when someone gives details...

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