You can use either RCA,XLR, or mini plug with the ID eq's..

[ November 12, 2003, 10:50 AM: Message edited by: chev2 ]

 

Thanks for the feedback guys. I bought Chev's IDQ31s.

Looking forward to installing them. The only challenge is going to be finding a good mounting location.

Thanks again Chev [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

 

That's one of the best things about rack mount EQ's. They give you a chance to be more creative with your EQ setup. There's nothing wrong with the other 1/3 octave EQ's out there, but I don't really know if you could set up EQT's so they a full time adjustable from the drivers seat. I've got some cool ideas up my sleeve for next year. I will keep you guys posted.

My Rane's have XLR(Mic) and 1/4" TRS conentions. They hvae changed them over the years so some have just the 1/4" ,etc.

 

if you are making your own rcas is it possible to have one side rca and one side the 1/4 setup? or how are the 1/4 wired up inside?

 

For input on the eq's, cut the ends off the RCA's and solder on 1/4" TRS plugs. Do the same for the end that leads from the outputs to your crossover.

 

Luckily the IDQ31s have RCA inputs [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

cfq31m, crossfire are a nice peice.i have a set and they are 12volt ready, and use rca,1/4 phone, or mic plug.i think that crossfire still has the specs up on their web page.i think its quality very comparable to the rane.that id stuff looks good too,but i think they also need to be converted to 12volt.

[ November 19, 2003, 08:22 PM: Message edited by: Loud Brown Kicker Colt ]

 

The id's come already converted to 12v.