Wiseracing2 Posted October 30, 2012 Report Posted October 30, 2012 Im thinking of running my Rockford T1 tweeters(75rms) off a Rockford punch 300.2 which is 75rms at 2 channels.. rather then passive off my Focal Solid 4 (75x4 RMS) which runs my fronts/tweeters and rear coaxials.. would this help any? i get a little distortion from the tweeters at higher volumes.. could this help sort this out? im also planning on getting a 6 channel line driver that has front, rear, sub inputs and front high, front low, rear, and sub outputs which would allow me to run a 9 volt signal to all the amps.. would this help with the distortion as well? -1994 Dodge Dakota -Lifted -Murdered out -Pro comp beadlock rims and General Grabber At2 tires -Rockford T1D212 -Rockford 750.1 at 910w RMS -Focal Solid 4 at 75x4 -Rockford T1 6.5 up front -Rockford Punch 5x7 in rear -Sony BT38U headunit with bluetooth,etc -Rockford 4 Gauge -Singer 250 amp alt! -Race accessory HIDS _______________________________________________ -Soon to come- D3400 Kicker 2500.1 Fi BL 12[/font]
Blackedout Posted October 30, 2012 Report Posted October 30, 2012 Running active will allow your tweeters to receive more power. They won't take all of the power you are trying to give them with that punch amp though. Upside would be your tweeters might be a little louder. Downside would be your tweeters will be easier to blow. Especially if there's any distortion within the system, whether it be created by the source unit, or induced through the amplifier. Trunk Build Log
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