Father Yuli

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i got a 4 volt pioneer deck, my amps seem to peak out at just over 2volts of input. i have a rw line driver in there which i never even adjust. do i need that line driver?

Xiph0id

iTrader: (1)

Depends on how many amps you have. I would test it with the linedriver and without it to be sure.

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Hardwrkr

iTrader: (5)

Unless the Pioneer outputs have gotten stronger in the last couple of years, my 4v outputs are quite weak. I am looking for a second line driver to put in my system....

Team_Obsession

i would test with and without to make sure before you buy

ChrisB

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mqqball

If your amps develop their maximum output with only 2V of input signal then there really is no need to have a line driver.

Hardwrkr - I realy don't understand why you would need another line driver. The P1 on its own should be sufficient with your setup. With the addition of the PLD-1, that should more than enough.

Hardwrkr

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I have my line driver on my Memphis.
I also want one for my Kenwood.

Father Yuli

iTrader: (17)

do u really need a line driver for ANY kenwood amp?

Hardwrkr

iTrader: (5)

It's actually giving some pretty good power but it will take a 5v in and the gain is rather high at the moment (and it's properly set).

Maybe I will upgrade it to an Earthquake amp.

juniorsfse

correct me if im wrong, but doesnt a 4 volt deck in acttuality only put out around 2.8 volts???