I purchased two line-level converters for my four channel amp I'm integrating into the stock system, for my front and rear speakers, because it has no speaker-level inputs. I was wondering if I should go ahead and get one for my sub amp. It has speaker-level inputs, so I was just going to use those, but is it worth it to get a converter for this amp as well?

 

No. Keep connections in the signal chain to a minimum

 

So, you don't think that the line-level converter would reduce noise, or anything such as that?

 

What he's saying is use two Y adapter on the rear chanels so you can plug them into the sub amp too, atleast I think so. You can do it near the amps and avoid the cost of another long RCA set, that's what I'd do.

 

Spliting the signal won't hurt the signal?

 

Nope, voltage will remain the same.

 

How about signal integrity, or sound quality?

Tell me when I get annoying.

 

Nope, it'll sound the exact same. Same quality and all. Don't worry it's a valid question and I don't mind helping out.

 

Cool. Thanks for the help. I'll have to go pick some of those up.

 

adding the converter will add more noise than anything else you can do so like everyone else said just split it

 

I'll probably just stick to the speaker-level inputs for the sub until a new head unit finds it's way into the car. Unfortunately, I've heard the line converters I ordered for my 4ch amp are pretty low quality, and may make a bunch of noise. I ordered 2 Legacy LN60.

 

I say bite the bullet and get a new HU. It's the best way to get better SQ.

 

I haven't heard anything quality come from legacy, same thing as their parent company pyramid

 

Trust me, the bullet will be bitten when able.

 

Good stuff !