4 8" Infinity reference, Custom Folded Horn, iNuke1000dsp *With Pics now!*

[ShadeTreeMechanic]

Very nice! I have been thinking about getting that Inuke myself. What are you going to use to match the signal level coming from your stereo source?

[aculous]

nice! looking good. What did you use to model it with? Hornresp or somethin?

[bmwking]

nice! looking good. What did you use to model it with? Hornresp or somethin?

actually Triticum modeled it for me, not sure what program he used but heres the response results

[bmwking]

Very nice! I have been thinking about getting that Inuke myself. What are you going to use to match the signal level coming from your stereo source?

uh... youve got me one that one. i had planned to wire it straight from the source to the amp. is that not good?

[aculous]

Very nice! I have been thinking about getting that Inuke myself. What are you going to use to match the signal level coming from your stereo source?

uh... youve got me one that one. i had planned to wire it straight from the source to the amp. is that not good?

pro audio usually use +4dB line in I think. Whereas consumer products use 2.83v or 1v = 0dB or -10dB...something like that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level

[aculous]

nice! looking good. What did you use to model it with? Hornresp or somethin?

actually Triticum modeled it for me, not sure what program he used but heres the response results

damn thats a lot of output down low! nice, time to break out the space shuttle launch tracks

[snafu]

Yeah, that's pretty cool right there.

[ShadeTreeMechanic]

You will need something like the Rolls Promatch MB15b. I tried to put the link for Parts Express but my tablet is acting goofy. Basically your home RCA out and most car audio has the signal only on the center conductor and the shield is a reference. Coax wire is used. DJ and pro sound uses a double ended approach where the signal is + on center and - on outer. Half the signal on center and other half of signal on outer. This is where the twisted pair comes from and is incorrectly used in car audio. So if you plug your home RCA into DJ amp then the amp will only get half of the signal it needs and output will be low.

[Triticum Agricolam]

You will need something like the Rolls Promatch MB15b. I tried to put the link for Parts Express but my tablet is acting goofy. Basically your home RCA out and most car audio has the signal only on the center conductor and the shield is a reference. Coax wire is used. DJ and pro sound uses a double ended approach where the signal is + on center and - on outer. Half the signal on center and other half of signal on outer. This is where the twisted pair comes from and is incorrectly used in car audio. So if you plug your home RCA into DJ amp then the amp will only get half of the signal it needs and output will be low.

No. You are over complicating things.

The iNukes are meant to take a balanced input (which is what you are describing), but they will take an unbalanced signal just fine. You just don't get the interference blocking benefits of the balanced signal. Its rarely an issue anyway.

I've got an iNuke and I have friends that have them too. You can go right out of your AV receiver without any converters required. I play mine off my phone for that matter.

[bmwking]

You will need something like the Rolls Promatch MB15b. I tried to put the link for Parts Express but my tablet is acting goofy. Basically your home RCA out and most car audio has the signal only on the center conductor and the shield is a reference. Coax wire is used. DJ and pro sound uses a double ended approach where the signal is + on center and - on outer. Half the signal on center and other half of signal on outer. This is where the twisted pair comes from and is incorrectly used in car audio. So if you plug your home RCA into DJ amp then the amp will only get half of the signal it needs and output will be low.

well thanks for that! ill go buy one now