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koolade9
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I was told that when you use an Alpine head unit with a DC-DC converter, you have to change the Ground on an AC crossover to a floating on or it won't work?? Is this true? and if so, is this the case w/PG crossovers also? thanks,

blake

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Audiophyle
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A/C units have an isolation switch inside them if your system has noise, you simply change the switch until it goes away. I ran EQT's off of an Alpine 7914 (dang, how long ago was that?) and never had a problem with noise, and it definatley worked!

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