Splitter will not make a noticeable difference unless there is noise on the line.
As far as the D vs AB debate. My stand is that class D DOES come at a cost. A literal one. The efficiency of the class D design leaves room for powerful processing that eliminates the degrading effects of typical class D amps and puts them head and shoulders above AB.
The old saying that AB always trumps D for sound quality is no longer true. It was true in 1999 (as with a lot of things in car audio), but not anymore.
again if your running your 4 channel amp in 2 channel mode you don't need splitters. just 1 set of rca plugs.
and although im personally running class a/b amps to my sub for my sq build. unless your competing in sq there is no problem whatsoever running a class d amp on your sub end. and i'd still put money down that nobody on here could pick out the diffrence between a class ab and class d on a quality sub setup.
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sndsgood wrote:again if your running your 4 channel amp in 2 channel mode you don't need splitters. just 1 set of rca plugs.
and although im personally running class a/b amps to my sub for my sq build. unless your competing in sq there is no problem whatsoever running a class d amp on your sub end. and i'd still put money down that nobody on here could pick out the diffrence between a class ab and class d on a quality sub setup.
Careful the "basjunkie" who runs Crescendo products and is building a wall to compete in SPL comps will challenge your SQ and tuning knowledge and argue to the death he can hear a difference.......
On the other hand....you have other fingers.
"You really need to staple your face shut"-THE Joey Baggs.
Dampening Factor...Nuff said. I'm done here.
It's called damping factor.
And is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
bradsk88 wrote:It's called damping factor.
And is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Ah yes damping, my bad. Not very irrelevant though.
BassJunkie wrote:bradsk88 wrote:It's called damping factor.
And is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Ah yes damping, my bad. Not very irrelevant though.
It effects the sound in a very very minimal way. It doesn't even stand a chance trying to control sub bass.
bradsk88 wrote:BassJunkie wrote:bradsk88 wrote:It's called damping factor.
And is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Ah yes damping, my bad. Not very irrelevant though.
It effects the sound in a very very minimal way. It doesn't even stand a chance trying to control sub bass.
Correct, and in a very minimal way is what i'm talking about. It doesn't need the extra damping because it has better control to begin with because of it being a class a/b amplifier.
Too drunk to go any further with this, maybe tomorrow.
