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The install manual is separate of the op manual

2007 Pacifica
Rebuild. Less quiet. Still not loud.

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Me, derp.

Ken's got me doing it for a radio I don't even own.

2007 Pacifica
Rebuild. Less quiet. Still not loud.

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Hey, I just spent 2 hours reading the operating manual.

ANd yeah, it s on the first page of the install manual, the rca output functions.

I feel ready to get thing in tomorrow!!!

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Good shit guys. Sorry I missed this. I was beat ass tired last night.

Anyway, good shit. Proper questions, backed by great knowledge/answers.

Well done all.

And Ken, get it up and running, you'll like it I think. Again, a lil overwhelming at the begining. By the afternoon, you'll be bangin the options right out.

Good luck bro. And nice job all above! Dig it.

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If you're 2-way + sub... then you're 3 way active and you want network. There's like... zero advantages of standard mode unless you just HAVE to have a fader.

You'll alos lose your sub level out in network, but you can always use a knob for that. No worries.

technically you don't loose sub level control at all, just adjust dB level on the "LOW" in Network mode, same thing just doesn't have its own menu option like in Standard mode

the last option you pick is what comes up first, so leave Network 1 on "LOW" and enter Network 2 and then you are just hitting two buttons to get to "sub level" or "LOW" dB level

I don't use knobs and thats what I do

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If you're 2-way + sub... then you're 3 way active and you want network. There's like... zero advantages of standard mode unless you just HAVE to have a fader.

You'll alos lose your sub level out in network, but you can always use a knob for that. No worries.

technically you don't loose sub level control at all, just adjust dB level on the "LOW" in Network mode, same thing just doesn't have its own menu option like in Standard mode

the last option you pick is what comes up first, so leave Network 1 on "LOW" and enter Network 2 and then you are just hitting two buttons to get to "sub level" or "LOW" dB level

I don't use knobs and thats what I do

Semantics!

But you're right. Still clunky. And annoying. Really my only beef with the 80.

I'd be interested to see if the low "shelf" is actually boosting from 0db or if it's all attenuation from +6 (or wherever it goes to).

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