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3 hours ago, Dafaseles said:

I don't know much about DSP's, but when I finally nut it up and get one, I'm probably going to go Audio Control. 

You'd have to read the owner's manual of the particular amps you want to use, but usually if you use 1 amps output RCA Jack to another amps inputs, it cancels the crossovers from the first amp and sends a full signal. Though, that might vary amp to amp, so read the manual. 

Thankyou for clarifying

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24 minutes ago, BassMunky said:

I just wanna be loud and ckear

Have you looked into 2 way components with a passive crossover? Plenty of those are loud and clear and you can do fronts and backs on 1 amplifier

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16 minutes ago, BassMunky said:

Well I wanna go active so can fine tune it better

If that's the case, a DSP is the way to go. I know it's one more piece of equipment to buy, and buy things for, but if you want it done right, that's what you've got to do

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