Ok here is the deal, i basicly went on a shopping spree and purchased a bunch of Zapco equipment and now im a little torn as to how would be the best sounding way to hook it all up.
The vehicle is a 2002 corvette Z06 i Usually listen to rock and metal, with a good piano solo thrown in there every now and again.
HU: Kenwood DNX 8120
Fronts: Zapco Ck16.2
Rears: none
Amps
Zapco Ag1000 250x2, 900x1 at 4 ohms
2 Zapco AG200, 50x2 or 190x1 at 4 ohms
Zapco DC500.1 500x1
Zapco DC350.2 100x2
and a zapco CW-12 sub
The origional plan was to use the dc500 for the sub and the dc350 for the front running passive, But not im now torn between using 2 Ag200's and running passive up front (one for each). Will the dc350's DSP be more accurate along with the ck16.2's x-over or is it even possible to trick the kenwood in to splitting the front/rear in to a left right and use the DSP there and run passive?
Also thinking of trading up the dc500 for a dc1100 if anyone has one to trade. as you can see ill have few extras to throw in as well.
The vehicle is a 2002 corvette Z06 i Usually listen to rock and metal, with a good piano solo thrown in there every now and again.
HU: Kenwood DNX 8120
Fronts: Zapco Ck16.2
Rears: none
Amps
Zapco Ag1000 250x2, 900x1 at 4 ohms
2 Zapco AG200, 50x2 or 190x1 at 4 ohms
Zapco DC500.1 500x1
Zapco DC350.2 100x2
and a zapco CW-12 sub
The origional plan was to use the dc500 for the sub and the dc350 for the front running passive, But not im now torn between using 2 Ag200's and running passive up front (one for each). Will the dc350's DSP be more accurate along with the ck16.2's x-over or is it even possible to trick the kenwood in to splitting the front/rear in to a left right and use the DSP there and run passive?
Also thinking of trading up the dc500 for a dc1100 if anyone has one to trade. as you can see ill have few extras to throw in as well.