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Bronze Member Username: SecretsoundzSt. Paul, Mn USA Post Number: 34 Registered: Aug-05 | First off, I'm just curious if this would work cuz it would save me 350 bucks if it could. I have an old rockford 800a2 for my 2 MA1200xl's. Not enough to run the 600rms subs healthy like i want. I have a Carver M-4.0t home amp (600x2 2ohm RMS!) Carver is super powerful+efficient+rare. It's a dual rackspace silverscreen 2ch. Just an on button, I'd need a LP crossover for rca's and HU would control all volume. I don't know how I would adapt proper power flow though. Home stereo is AC and car is DC right? Any advice is appreciated. |
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Silver Member Username: FandimReno, Nevada United State... Post Number: 203 Registered: Jun-05 | Can you put crossovers in RCa's...?? That'd be pretty neat.. Thought it was always speaker wire.. |
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Gold Member Username: SouthernrebelMonroe, Louisiana USA Post Number: 1121 Registered: Mar-04 | You can buy things call FMODs made by harrision labs that just plug into your RCA's. (they have a bunch of different models for different frequency HPFs and LPFs.) check for them on www.partsexpress.com as for a home audio amp in a car...i really wouldnt recomment it. you could get a power inverter and hook the home audio amp up to it, but the results may be less than desirable. |