Attn: Audio Guru's and experts

[soceur]

I just got the Kenwood DPX-6020 and im a little confused about correct installation. As my last HU was a kenwood I just used the old wire harness and attached the ground and it was up and running within 5 min. My question pertains to the number of outputs on the new HU. It has a left/right output and a Non-fading rearleft/rearright output. My old HU had this AND a output where i plug in the subs. So in summary i have 3 sets of rca's (6 total to plug in) and only 4 outputs to plug into. Some way ihave one rca pair plug in and 1 each from the other two in the remainder two outputs. I have sound from all the speakers and subs, but its not hitting like it was with my old HU. also could someone explain non-fading output.

I know this sounds complex the way i wrote it, but if you have the faintest clue to what im talking about pls help.

thanks

Lau'San

[bme107]

I'm thinking that you would want the subs running on the non-fading, but I don't know what to do about the additional set you need to run for the regular rears.

[S|Lv3rBu||et]

JESUS!! That head unit is huge!
Anyways....
Dude, to be honest.... the reson its not hitting as hard is b/c it onluy has 1.5 volt preamp outs.... Good HUs have about 4-6 volt outs.... 1.5 is pretty low. Also, without a sub out, youll need a pair of y connectors to run the sub amp off of the rear pre amp out.
Non-fading just means the output is not effected by the 'fade' control (fading front to rear) on the HU. to be honest bro... you can get a MUCH better Hu for about the price of that kenwood. Look for one with 3 pairs of pre amp outs and about 4V pre outs.

[S|Lv3rBu||et]

ps: return the DPX 6020 (if you can).

[soceur]

thanks alot man!!!

[soceur]

not being smart, i really am thanking you.:)

[S|Lv3rBu||et]

No problem man!