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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / March 2004

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Question about built-in x-over in Alpine 3549 amp!

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Eric Desrochers - 29 Mar 2004 06:54 GMT
Hello.  I have this amp in my car but doesn't have the car handy right
now (still in winter storage!)

I found a .pdf with some info about this old amp.  The following caught
my attention :

"Low level output : Complement of the high pass or low pass setting"

Does that mean that if I set a low pass for the amp the RCA OUT will
deliver a high pass line level signal?

I thought it was only a simple pass-thru...

Having that piece of info handy now would allow me to make further
decision/purchase about my system as to be ready when the car will roll
out from the garage in a few weeks!

Thanks!

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Scott Gardner - 29 Mar 2004 07:41 GMT
>Hello.  I have this amp in my car but doesn't have the car handy right
>now (still in winter storage!)
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>Thanks!

That's how I would read it - that the RCA output would be high-passed
if you used the amp in low-pass mode.

Sounds like a nice feature, too.  I've owned several head units that
could have benefitted from something similar to that.  After all, how
useful is it for a head unit to have a subwoofer output with a
built-in low-pass filter if the front and rear pre-outs are only
capable of full-range output?

Scott Gardner
 
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