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I have a alpine iva-d310 and would like to know if anyone has experience with them I want to know which would be better sub out or front rear rca output for a spl setup that is which would be better for burps
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and you want to do an SPL setup and you are unsure of what set of RCA's to use for your sub's? I would just use the non-fading or subout set. then you have front and rear for high's. Unless Im getting this wrong.
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Ok was just wondering because I heard someone said the sub out might hurt spl and that it is best to use front or rear and adjust everything flat for best results, kinda confusing though.
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Use any of the normal RCAs, not necessarily sub out.
Find clip point of head-unit.
Choose volume level and adjust amps to suit.
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Correct, by off or flat meaning, no loud or +db on sub levels. Subout would be suited best if your planning on using amps for your highs. A true SPL car with no highs would use any set. Finding clip point is simple by turning your amps gain knob to lowest setting then turn your radio up to 3/4 of full, then adjust amps to meet headunit until clipping then just turn back a little.Which I'm sure you know I'm just being anal
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i had this same deck, works very well for spl.
u need to use sub out. put sub level all the way up to +15 and makesure all the crossovers are set to flat. thats all.
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