#21
Thumbs up, dude!
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#22
How do you like the MiniDsp? Why are you using the TA from the HU instead of the DSP? Are you only processing the mids and tweets?
#23
The miniDSP does exceptionally well for the price. The GUI takes a little getting used to but once you get to that point you can zip around with no problem.
I'm only using a portion of the head unit's DSP for sub duties only. It's a straight signal to the mini for the mids/tweets.
This combination works out well.
#24
I have considered getting a MiniDSP for my build but havent been able to find feed back from people whom have used them. My setup is a simple 3-way (2" widebander, 6.5 mid, and 3-12s). Do they come with Linedrivers?
#25
No, no linedrivers with the unit.
#26
Well I've been looking for a DSP to trade off my AC DQXS. Need more processing ability.
#27
The 2x4 does good and good price. If you need more than 4 ch processing, might look at a used Rockford 360...or maybe two of the 2x4's...
#28
You could get the 2x8 which would give you 8 outputs, plus the outputs are 4v from the phoenix terminal.
http://www.minidsp.com/images/docume...02x8%20Kit.pdf
#29
True, that's using the balanced output. I don't remember what the cost of that one is but I'm guessing still cheaper than a used 360.
#30
I second the 2x8, if my budget hadn't been tightened I would be getting one.
It's about $301 with the dc-dc power supply. $299 for just the boardOriginally Posted by Kevin K
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