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Dayton thing lol or I might do more research. I need to know how to hook up 4 speakers and 2 tweeters (all 4 ohms) to a sundown sae 100.4 with that complicated Dayton Audio eq and crossover thing or a regular crossover(s). Regular crossover(s) preferably. I sold mine and bought the Taramps 4 way. I'm not a tinkerer. Set it once and roll with it. Nothing against the techies or tinkerers. That's just not me. #13 With the Dayton Audio dsp-408 how would I wire the speakers and tweeters so the crossover knows the difference in the driver? Because I will have the tweeters wired parallel with the from speakers to get a 2 ohm load on each channel. Amp sae 100.4 and 4 6.5 sundown midrange with 1” super tweeters. I’m new to external EQ and crossovers. Never used one. So your dsp doesn’t care what the impedance is. It’s hu to dsp to amps to speakers. That said you should be able to run two 4 ohm tweeters to 1/2, 4 mids on 3/4 and 5/6, then subs on 7/8 #14 I’m pulling u out of the negative. Help me out, Bobby See how fithwheel ran around and disliked every post that I made? That's his thing. It must make him feel better about himself. #15 See how fithwheel ran around and disliked every post that I made? That's his thing. It must make him feel better about himself. Nope I'm just not a fan of cry babies or people who are full of sh** or get sh** faced drunk then get behind the wheel and pass out at stop signs. You fit all those categories.

Take control of your audio system with the Dayton Audio DSP-408, a feature-rich 4 input/8 output digital signal processor. The DSP-408 features built-in EQ, crossovers, time alignment, and input/output mixing. The most alluring feature of the DSP-408 is the ability to be used in a home or car right out of the box, which makes it the perfect addition to your home or car audio system.Key Features Real-time signal processing for ultimate control Complete audio customization for application specific installations Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface (GUI) All eight output channels have a fully adjustable 10-band parametric EQ Optional Bluetooth dongle (for streaming and app control) and wired remote availableEase of use has always had its place in the consumer electronics industry. Dayton Audio has now brought to market a digital signal processor (DSP) that combines versatility, incredible sound quality, and ergonomic graphical user interfaces (GUI).The most unique feature of the DSP-408 is the ability to use it in a vehicle or home audio system right out of the box. This adaptation allows users to use a single model of DSP for all their audio processing needs.For many individuals, the pursuit of perfect sound quality is a never-ending quest. When utilizing all the features the DSP-408 offers, the ability to manipulate and improve the sound quality of your audio system is simply astonishing. With access to all of the following features, perfecting your audio system is just a matter of time. Connect to your DSP-408 and get to work!Download the DSP-408 app for iOS and Android for free. Download directly from the Google Play Store or App Store to demo the functionality of the app without the need for the hardware. This fully functional demo allows you to test the features of the app before you purchase the DSP-408. 10-band parametric equalizer per channel High and low shelf EQ per channel Variable crossovers: High/Lowpass slopes 0-24 dB, Linkwitz-Riley/Butterworth/Bessel Time delay: 0 to 277 cm or 8.1471 ms adjustable in 1 cm steps Input/Output mixing to customize the signal path Phase adjustment Customizable name/ID for each of the 6 presets Load, save, recall, or delete preset files Software controllable level attenuation on the preamp and high-level inputs Minimum/maximum voltage protection Reverse voltage protection Mute circuit and delay Chipset: Analog Devices ADAU1701 SigmaDSP 28/56-bit Audio Processor Sampling: 24-bit/48 kHz RCA inputs: 4 RCA outputs: 8 High-level inputs: 4 High-level input impedance: 180 ohms Maximum speaker input level: >=8V RCA input impedance: >=20,000 ohms Frequency response: 20-20,000 Hz • THD+N: 0.008% Output impedance: Maximum input level: RCA output: 4V rms Signal to noise ratio: >=115 dB Remote out current: >500 mA Power adapter input voltage: 100-240 VAC Power adapter output: 12 VDC, 1.5A Operating voltage: 9-17V Dimensions: 6.53" W x 1.02" H x 4.55" L 1 x DSP-408 Processor 1 x Power Adapter (12V, 1.5A) 1 x High-Level/Power Input Harness (16-pin) 1 x USB A to B Cable (10 ft.) 2 x Mounting Brackets 4 x Mounting Bracket Machine Screws 4 x Mounting Screws 4

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#1 With the Dayton Audio dsp-408 how would I wire the speakers and tweeters so the crossover knows the difference in the driver? Because I will have the tweeters wired parallel with the from speakers to get a 2 ohm load on each channel. Amp sae 100.4 and 4 6.5 sundown midrange with 1” super tweeters. I’m new to external EQ and crossovers. Never used one. #2 Like Jeff said, that sounds like a lot of tweeter to me. It seems like most of the guys on here will run2-midrage2-midbass2-tweetsSubOne 4 channel amp for the midrange and midbass with each having their own channel on the DaytonOne 2 channel amp for the tweets with each having their own channel on the DaytonSub amp could use the final two channels on the DaytonOtherwise, if you insist on running four tweets, run two four channel amps and control every speaker individually with the Dayton. Then, just run the sub off the HU. Just don't give up on the Dayton like I did. It's a very technical piece. Hopefully, I won't get bashed for replying. Thread Starter #3 Why would you get bashed for replying? And how do I run rcas for the tweeter amp if I will already have all three rca inputs on my hu used for front rear and subwoofer? Last edited: Jan 26, 2020 Gunk CarAudio.com Regular #4 He has a bit of a wonky history here. #5 Why would you get bashed for replying? And how do I run rcas for the tweeter amp if I will already have all three rca inputs on my hu used for front rear and subwoofer? Because I gave up on the Dayton. Plus, I recommended pre-fab boxes to guys who refused to build their own. Therefore, I was bashed for that. You know, telephone tough guys and keyboard bullies. No worries, I faced it all and never backed down. I'm still standing. That's why you see the -121 next to my name. Thread Starter #6 Slam box makes good prefab boxes. I work 6 days a week and don’t have the time to build my own boxes anymore. I’m ordering a box from SlapBox USA for my zv5. It’s to the specs perfectly and has binding post terminals instead of a cup. They are good prefab boxes. And I gave bad advice on here before and recommend skar audio to a guy because I didn’t know that the skar audio dude shitted on ppl here. Nobody’s perfect and we all make mistakes. It’s about where someone’s intentions are, not the advice. If someone was trying to help but didn’t know any better and gave bad advice then they should be helped