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AVIC F700BT subwoofer output full range

By onra · Aug 16, 2009in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 6 posts👁️ 1,498 views
Posted Aug 16, 2009 · 13:53 UTC#1

Hello everyone

 

How to use the RCA subwoofer output in the F700BT "fullrange" with extended bandwidth and not as an output for bass only?

 

I precise that i'm french (sorry for my bad english!) and i have an european headunit which haven't "rear" and "front" RCA outputs... :cry:

 

So i need an RCA output for plug my amplifer because i doesn't want convert high speaker output.

 

Thank you for your answers!

 

ONRA :D

Posted Aug 17, 2009 · 15:06 UTC#2

sorry i really have no ideal with Euro-units,

with a lot of pioneer's lower end models(basic CD headunits) you can go into the menu and change the outputs from lowpass (subs) to fullrange (rears), i would double check the manule to see if this is possible with the F700, if not you could just use RCA splitters on the front channels and lose the ability to fade from front to back

Posted Aug 17, 2009 · 21:51 UTC#3

thank you for your answer...

 

i hope it's possible to change this subwoofer output...

 

about the split, it's not possible because there is no Front RCA!!! the only outputs are :

- 4 channels speakers line

or

- The subwoofer RCA!

:cry::cry::cry:

Posted Aug 18, 2009 · 14:06 UTC#4

wow, i cant belive they thought that was a good idea

Posted Sep 18, 2009 · 05:19 UTC#5

Where can I find a subwoofer that can be used for computer and home theater? My dad and I want a subwoofer that could be used for my computer and my TV. Plz give me the address for this item. Plz give me a subwoofer that is new. BTW, we are thinking of a surround sound system. TY! All help is appreciated.

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Posted Sep 18, 2009 · 14:11 UTC#6

wow, wholy wrong thread batman

(you do realize that this is a forum for a specific car audio set of nav systems right?)

 

all "standalone" home theater subs will have RCA inputs, your computer will have an audio out jack for regular computer speakers use a headphone jack splitter to run the speakers you have now and then get a rca to 1/8": cable to go from the splitter to the sub (unless you have a computer with a sound card that has a sub out) to hook it up to you TV you will need to have either a headphone out or an audio out (the older the TV and the smaller the tv the less common this is)

 

as for a link, try crutchfield or google