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so what's the advantage of using a processor (such as the RF 3sixty.2) as opposed to an aftermarket H/U's outputs? (assuming the H/U is already equipped with an adequate quantity of RCA outs)

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well if your using an after market head unit then you dont need the 360.2 for pre outs, BUT it will fine tune your system unlike any other processor out there.

check out this vid it will answer just about any question:

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well if your using an after market head unit then you dont need the 360.2 for pre outs, BUT it will fine tune your system unlike any other processor out there.

check out this vid it will answer just about any question:

thanks for the info!

So then, what's the difference between the 3sixty.1 and the 3sixty.2? crossover frequency?

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exactly rigt. it fine tunes every aspect of you system

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thanks for the info!

So then, what's the difference between the 3sixty.1 and the 3sixty.2? crossover frequency?

360.1

12dB/octave Butterworth

360.2

12dB/octave Butterworth

24db/octave Linkwitz-Riley

Subsonic Filter: 12dB and 24dB/octave

LINK:

compare

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