Originally Posted by Queen and Country

Hi,
We are to alpine what Ferrari F1 is to GM.

I misread your post. You were speaking about the DSP. I was talking about a analog crossover. The driver itself acts like a crossover, particularly in the footwell. High frequencies are extremely directional.

Originally Posted by multistrada74

haha!

on that note....would i grab the signal for the powered sub off of the head unit? or, would there be an easier route to take?

tnx!

Originally Posted by jahummer

You won't get it from the head unit as this is a MOST system, with digital signal going through a DSP and then digital to the amps. Your best bet would be to get it from the line level signal at the driver. Your new power sub maybe able to take this directly or you may need a speaker level to line level adapter, found all over the net.

Originally Posted by multistrada74

aaaahhhh, yes, i did hear something about that. ok, thanks for that info. either way.....it's doable.

Originally Posted by jahummer

And in you case probably the best solution for your concern.

Originally Posted by multistrada74

hi. i'm wanting to replace the crappy woofer in the alpine sub/amp combo in the passenger foot well. does anyone know what ohms the amp puts out, so i can chose the right speaker (if i can find one that even will fit). wondering if a 4 or 8 ohm speaker is needed. i don't have a meter to check, so was hoping someone would know before i have to buy one or borrow one. tnx.