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1) it will give you clarity at a louder level 2) thats kinda personal, I would say no. Subs also benefit from the enclosed car. I guess anything is possible th
by chucksta 5y ago
1) it will give you clarity at a louder level
2) thats kinda personal, I would say no. Subs also benefit from the enclosed car. I guess anything is possible though. Plus your on a motorcycle, its going to travel a lot more.
3) you're overthinking it, you're on a motorcycle
4) not that i'm aware of, but I don't really know, i'm sure it's possible.
5) Hi level is more prone to pick up interference. I don't quite understand the second part, hi level is radio output to the speaker. Don't really understand that part either
6?) sound quality? No you're on a motorcycle. Wearing them instead? I feel like there are other reasons you shouldn't
- IgorPartola 5y agoThanks! What I meant in 5: my receiver can output to speakers only. My amp can accept line level or speaker level input, but says it prefers line level. Would I get better results by connecting the speaker level receiver output directly to the amp or is it better to instead get a separate preamp to bring receiver output to line level then connect that to the amp. I think I will try the former first.
- chucksta 5y agoOh no, its only worth converting if you are picking up interference. If you avoid runs near power sources you should be ok. Its also worth checking your grounds first if you do pick some up