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12-20-2001, 10:14 PM
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Getting an amp this weekend, should I...
Since it's going to be hooked up to my stock OEM AM/FM radio in my '00 Civic DX, should I hook it up through a high to low converter to give it RCA cable compatability, or should I just hook it up through it's integrated high level speaker inputs? It's going to by solely for powering my "10 Pioneer IMPP sub I have, and the amp is 2channel, so it's going to be bridged for full power to the sub, so I'm not going to be running any other speakers with it. Thanks for any opinions.
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12-21-2001, 12:26 AM
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personally I would just go through the high inputs, it might sound a little better if you went low, but I'd just go high.
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12-21-2001, 03:30 PM
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Silver '00 Civic EJ6 Coupe PureHonda original member since Feb. 2000 D-series revolution For pics of my baby, click here! All rights reserved... All BITERS served! "The last time you had THIS much fun driving a car, it cost a quarter, and gyrated in front of the supermarket." i have yet to see any well done imports around here. most are road toilets driven by some high school punk -Drift hessemer69 on AIM
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12-22-2001, 04:30 PM
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high would be the best way to go and as you stated the process is a little cheaper that way.
good luck w/ the upgrade..  :frog:
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12-22-2001, 05:15 PM
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I always thought your car was all stock and stuff, but after checking it out, it's not even close. I like it a lot, good job and keep up the good work.
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12-23-2001, 02:33 AM
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 Yeah, I call it my "work in progress..."The Viper is the shiznit, but I wish it was a Honda.  But it's cool though, it even has a working alarm on it!
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Silver '00 Civic EJ6 Coupe PureHonda original member since Feb. 2000 D-series revolution For pics of my baby, click here! All rights reserved... All BITERS served! "The last time you had THIS much fun driving a car, it cost a quarter, and gyrated in front of the supermarket." i have yet to see any well done imports around here. most are road toilets driven by some high school punk -Drift hessemer69 on AIM
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