So I'm trying to plan out my my sound system build that is hopefully :wish: going to happen next week.
So my question is if any one knows what kind of signal is transferred from the head unit to the amp? Obviously they aren't high voltage outputs or more people would use them. Does anyone know if they are low voltage outputs or data or optical or something else? I'm pretty sure it's not an optical signal but you never know. If it's low voltage that would be really really REALLY cool.
The reason I'm asking is so I can bypass the factory amp with it's factory EQ entirely. I'm hoping to use a raw, untouched signal from the factory head unit to get the best signal possible to put into my DSP.
Worst case scenario I can pull the head unit and meter the lines to figure it out but if you guys can save me the time that would be great.
So my question is if any one knows what kind of signal is transferred from the head unit to the amp? Obviously they aren't high voltage outputs or more people would use them. Does anyone know if they are low voltage outputs or data or optical or something else? I'm pretty sure it's not an optical signal but you never know. If it's low voltage that would be really really REALLY cool.
The reason I'm asking is so I can bypass the factory amp with it's factory EQ entirely. I'm hoping to use a raw, untouched signal from the factory head unit to get the best signal possible to put into my DSP.
Worst case scenario I can pull the head unit and meter the lines to figure it out but if you guys can save me the time that would be great.