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Old 4th July 2006, 05:38 PM   #1
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Default amplification needed????

i am almost thru wiring my sub..... i have doubt.... is it compusary that v need a amplification of the audio signals before we send it to the crossover....becuase iussually amplify the signals before i send it to the crossver but now when directly sen the signal to the crossover and then tried to amplify it .......the result very less volume.....i guess there is some loss when u send it to the crossover without amplification
thanx 4 ur help

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Old 4th July 2006, 06:45 PM   #2
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plz remove the above thread.. coz i have found the answer and i dont want ppl to waste time on it
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