Speaker N Amp question
07-13-2013, 10:04 AM
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Corey z great reply i agree 100% head unit is only a signal, factory amp controls the actual sound output and clarity, speaker simply react to what they are given.
Factory amp is engineered to limit output to soundbar, by reducing gain and lower frequencies.... There is no way to fix this. Except remove it and replace with Nitro amp or a aftermarket.
Im am curious about these speaker wire amps you mentioned. do they take the signal from the HU ? Full range low watt and amplify them on the output ? Each amp then only needs a remote on and power/ground.
Or
If you simply used lets say the factory amplified sound bar output, you would in turn not have the amp removed frequencies ?
Amp down low / jeeps mudding water crossings = no good, but if these speaker imput amps are small one could mount higher in smaller spaces could be a game changer for off road jeeps.
Factory amp is engineered to limit output to soundbar, by reducing gain and lower frequencies.... There is no way to fix this. Except remove it and replace with Nitro amp or a aftermarket.
Im am curious about these speaker wire amps you mentioned. do they take the signal from the HU ? Full range low watt and amplify them on the output ? Each amp then only needs a remote on and power/ground.
Or
If you simply used lets say the factory amplified sound bar output, you would in turn not have the amp removed frequencies ?
Amp down low / jeeps mudding water crossings = no good, but if these speaker imput amps are small one could mount higher in smaller spaces could be a game changer for off road jeeps.
07-13-2013, 10:22 AM
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Has anyone tried replacing the 12 infinity amp with the Nitro successfully? If so does anyone have the actual part # ..I followed a thread previously that only described earlier amp and JK ...so I would be very interested if someone has done this ..Thanks