Problems! 2000 Caravan Sport and Infinity Sound

mic canic wrote:

> matt i do know what i'm talking about
> and would like to know what makes you such a expert in cars? because you own one !
> asshole
>
>
>
> Matt Whiting wrote:
>
>
>>mic canic wrote:
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>>>i know exactly what i'm talking about i just can't seem to word it correctly
>>>
>>>i can safely say i have forgotten more then u will know
>>>
>>>Dan C wrote:
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>>>>On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 00:39:09 +0000, mic canic wrote:
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>>>>>when you use a scope and amp the signal twice you cut off the freq at
>>>>>the top of the wave hence the word clipping and you can watch it on a
>>>>>scope it becomes a stright line then drops bac down
>>>>>doubt my words try hooking up a eq after a 2 channel high power radio
>>>>>has been installed and use all high level wires to hook it up
>>>>
>>>>You're clueless. Don't post again until you learn a little about what
>>>>you're talking about.
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
>>>>Linux Registered User #327951
>>>
>>>
>>Trouble is, you've also forgotten as much as you ever knew. You don't
>>know what you are talking about in this case, no matter how you worded it.
>>
>>Matt

Well, for starters, I know enough to post at the bottom. Second, the
topic is more electronics than cars and I'm an EE and PE. What are your
qualifications to talk about electronic amplifiers?

Lastly, I have sufficient vocabulary to enable me to express myself
without the need to resort to vulgarity, which is the bastion of the
ignorant.


Matt

"Matt Whiting" wrote:
> mic canic wrote:
>
> > when you use a scope and amp the signal twice you cut off
> the freq at the top of
> > the wave hence the word clipping and you can watch it on a
> scope it becomes a
> > stright line then drops bac down
> > doubt my words try hooking up a eq after a 2 channel high
> power radio has been
> > installed and use all high level wires to hook it up
>
> Only if you are overdriving one of the amps. Keep within the
> capability
> of the amp and you can cascade several before distortion
> becomes a
> significant factor.
>
>
> Matt

There’s a way around the whole amping an amp thing. Your aftermarket
deck should have a set of RCA jacks. Get a couple RCA male ends, wire
them to your rear speakers and you’re set. I had the same trouble with
an aftermarket replacing the Infinity CD player in my ’95 and the info
you guys gave for powering the amped did the trick. I hope the whole
RCA jack thing will work as well for you.

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"Matt Whiting" wrote:
> mic canic wrote:
>
> > when you use a scope and amp the signal twice you cut off
> the freq at the top of
> > the wave hence the word clipping and you can watch it on a
> scope it becomes a
> > stright line then drops bac down
> > doubt my words try hooking up a eq after a 2 channel high
> power radio has been
> > installed and use all high level wires to hook it up
>
> Only if you are overdriving one of the amps. Keep within the
> capability
> of the amp and you can cascade several before distortion
> becomes a
> significant factor.
>
>
> Matt

There’s a way around the whole amping an amp thing. Your aftermarket
deck should have a set of RCA jacks. Get a couple RCA male ends, wire
them to your rear speakers and you’re set. I had the same trouble with
an aftermarket replacing the Infinity CD player in my ’95 and the info
you guys gave for powering the amped did the trick. I hope the whole
RCA jack thing will work as well for you.

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