Thread: where to splice for loc with monsoon

Originally Posted by nyydmb12

I would say before because some amplifiers have high level inputs, and the LOC turns the high level into RCA correct? So the LOC would convert the high level into RCA to go into your subwoofers amplifier. I wouldn't let my word be final though.

Well either before or after will be high level signals. But the signal is amplified obviously after it has went through the amp.

Originally Posted by Jteske88

I would splice Into the stock subwoofer output so I would be able to control them somewhat with stock deck

The deck controls the input to the monsoon amp, which in turn controls the output of the amp so I'm not sure what you meant here.


Really my concern is does the amp change the signal that is being sent out? Like is there a crossover point after the amp that is designed for the 6X9's? Obviously they couldn't handle very low frequencies like a sub could. I've spliced after the amp as of now but the amp I won off ebay was shot so I'm getting another amp right now so there's no way to test this. I was just thinking that the signal may be altered by the monsoon amp to protect the small stock woofers.

Originally Posted by nyydmb12

My concern is I don't think the RCA input on a mono block amp or even the LOC converter is intended to take the amplified signal

Locs can handle the power. For instance the scosche loc is good up to 80 watts per channel input.