can i connect an amp for the rear channel and run the front off of the deck itself
1952773
There is one set of pre amp outputs, but they aren't fader specific. My suggestion, use the rear outputs off of the radio as "high level" inputs into your amplifier. Most amps have this option!
444887
Sure run the front 2 channels on HP or High Pass and bridge the rear and switch to LP or low pass. You have separate switches for the front and rear for or for you subwoofer. Try and get a dual voice coil sub to being the impedence down to 2 Ohms equals more power. I also recommend a 2 Farad Capacitor from VM Audio for this and remote bass knob.
843758
I would suggest an amp. You'll all a lot of the deck to run these properly.
455459
Yes otherwise you will not get the best of them. They are big speakers and need extra power. I have an amplifier on my boat but not sure how big it is. I have the smaller speakers not connected to the amp and works well this way but will be also connecting them to the amp.
1532027
No, it is a mono amp... I suppose you could run them in series rather than separate lines and it should power both.
1416892
Yes, this goes between your existing radio and harness, the audio from the deck will still power the speakers. Use the line out to hook up to an external amp.
150144
As long as your deck has the separate microphone RCA on the back it will work it is not made for a aux off the front
277814
You can use these with any deck, stock or aftermarket. But the lower the wattage output on the deck, the crappier they'll sound. If you can afford it, I always recommend going with an amp. Clearer sound (even at lower volume levels) & no need to crank the volume knob as high. All around a much better sound than unamplified.... But will they work without one? Yes.
690927
Not 100% sure. It has RCA outputs for front, rear, and sub. Dunno if the front and rear are on separate pre amps or share one.
277816
A normal deck should be OK, as long you use a separate head unit output line for each speaker: FL, FR, RL, RR. If you want to maximize the sound quality, you will need a 4 ch amp.
373743
once you run it thru an amp you can...but not as a stand alone piece of equipment
1570476
Yes, if you Bridge one side you can us it as a 3 channel amp. However, if you are going to use 6X9's this amp will have to be turned down on the side you choose to run them. (as not to bust them- Powerful amp).
1365048
yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp
1566679
You can, but a little bulky. Need a amplifier, I use a dayton class a, but any cheap class a would do.
266849
You will need a power source. Dayton and Lepai both make inexpensive amps that would go the job.
987732
Well, most car amplifier are power amp which require preamp such as the car deck to control the sources. Not sure why you will want to bypass your deck.
413218
Yes you can, but you will need a power converter to run it. You will need one the will handle the amp output. And a nice antenna (Fiberglass) will cover 75 acres. If you can, a 18 ft antenna will work the best. There about $100 w/shipping.