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Alpine CDM-9807rb sub out - tone controls?
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f***@gmail.com
2005-05-05 10:47:42 UTC
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Hi there,
does anyone know if the bass engine, and bass type, tone controls on
the CDM-9807RB affect the subwoofer out too? Reason is, I want to cut
the bass going to my dash speakers, while sending a full bass signal to
my subwoofer amp.
Many thanks,
Jamie
James
2005-05-05 20:39:15 UTC
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Post by f***@gmail.com
Hi there,
does anyone know if the bass engine, and bass type, tone controls on
the CDM-9807RB affect the subwoofer out too? Reason is, I want to cut
the bass going to my dash speakers, while sending a full bass signal to
my subwoofer amp.
Many thanks,
Jamie
The sound controls will effect all audio outputs.

Check the manual for references to either "Crossover" or "Subwoofer level
control"

Idealy, you would want it to have a built in crossover to limit the
frequencies being sent to the front speakers.
f***@gmail.com
2005-05-06 10:06:52 UTC
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Post by James
Post by f***@gmail.com
does anyone know if the bass engine, and bass type, tone controls on
the CDM-9807RB affect the subwoofer out too? Reason is, I want to cut
the bass going to my dash speakers, while sending a full bass signal to
my subwoofer amp.
The sound controls will effect all audio outputs.
Ah - 'tis as I feared..
Post by James
Check the manual for references to either "Crossover" or "Subwoofer level
control"
The manual mentions turning the sub out on & off, and adjusting the
level, that's it though, no mention of crossover frequencies.
Post by James
Idealy, you would want it to have a built in crossover to limit the
frequencies being sent to the front speakers.
Looks like my only option is to use bass blocker capacitors. Will these
still drain the amp's current as if the speakers were being driven with
low frequencies?
Thanks for the reply,
Jamie

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