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balanced input question


abervintageman42

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i recently installed a new headunit that only has 1 rca wire for the sub output on the back of it, i was wondering what i should do to solve this b/c i know that one of my subs is moving ALOT more air than the other so what should i do to make it balanced? just get a 1 male 2 female end to make it work?

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the reason why there is only 1 RCA out, is because sub bass is MONO, no need to add a second RCA

alot of amps will have 1 sub RCA Yellow ( but doesn't stay consistent to yellow)in, and 2 Stereo red/white in.

If it concerns you, you can use a Y adapter, or a sub voltage pre amp, or whatever

if one of your subs is moving more, that could be a subwoofer issue,.

Maybe 1 woofer was newer, and the other maybe you had for awhile, so its broken in nicely?

If the box is ported, and the port is closer to one, side, rather than equal distance between the subs, that will cause it also

or just wiring the subs completely wrong

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the reason why there is only 1 RCA out, is because sub bass is MONO, no need to add a second RCA

alot of amps will have 1 sub RCA Yellow ( but doesn't stay consistent to yellow)in, and 2 Stereo red/white in.

If it concerns you, you can use a Y adapter, or a sub voltage pre amp, or whatever

if one of your subs is moving more, that could be a subwoofer issue,.

Maybe 1 woofer was newer, and the other maybe you had for awhile, so its broken in nicely?

If the box is ported, and the port is closer to one, side, rather than equal distance between the subs, that will cause it also

or just wiring the subs completely wrong

thats what i figured thanks for the help man

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