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Hi all, any1 on any brand of processor like audison bit 1 that can be use on OEM headunit to go active?

i am thinking of doing that but need more info like brands and other things needed to go active,

currently on passive setup

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If you just want to go active without changing headunit or adding processor, you can consider getting those active crossovers. But those are rare in the local context.

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Hi all, any1 on any brand of processor like audison bit 1 that can be use on OEM headunit to go active?

i am thinking of doing that but need more info like brands and other things needed to go active,

currently on passive setup

buy a used Alpine 701 processor ba ba.

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Hi all, any1 on any brand of processor like audison bit 1 that can be use on OEM headunit to go active?

i am thinking of doing that but need more info like brands and other things needed to go active,

currently on passive setup

 

even if can, the sound will be lousy

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even if can, the sound will be lousy

I know the SQ I'll not be as good as those pioneer or alpine headunit, I dun want to change to another headunit as I like the outlook of the oem 1.

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buy a used Alpine 701 processor ba ba.

Can the alpine 701 just hook onto the oem headunit? I tot need to used alpine headunit to work

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If you just want to go active without changing headunit or adding processor, you can consider getting those active crossovers. But those are rare in the local context.

Any brands?

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No idea, should be no

Nowaday car mostly fitted with it so by removing it is like removing a security protection. Correct me I am wrong

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I know the SQ I'll not be as good as those pioneer or alpine headunit, I dun want to change to another headunit as I like the outlook of the oem 1.

 

then dun need to think active in this case

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Alpine new H800 no stock. It sure can fit any HU.

If novice, probably can try JBL MS-8. I;m using and fine for me, except tuner asking me to switch to Alpine since i upgraded to high-end speakers n amps now.

Will be glad to continue my MS-8 after completing upgrade today, and monitor.

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U will need a processor like Audison Bit-1/10, H701/800, MS8 etc. These processors are capable of going 3-way active. What speakers are u using? There is a lot more to ICE then going 3-way active. Suggest u take it one step at a time. There are many components involved to get it sounding correct. Interconnects, speaker cables, power cables 0 gauge,4 gauge, grounding, SP and many other things, installer has also got to be top notch or else u will be worst off then when u started. My 2 cents worth.

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U will need a processor like Audison Bit-1/10, H701/800, MS8 etc. These processors are capable of going 3-way active. What speakers are u using? There is a lot more to ICE then going 3-way active. Suggest u take it one step at a time. There are many components involved to get it sounding correct. Interconnects, speaker cables, power cables 0 gauge,4 gauge, grounding, SP and many other things, installer has also got to be top notch or else u will be worst off then when u started. My 2 cents worth.

I am using dego speaker from foon audio, steg 4channel amp, Phoneix gold 2channel

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Alpine new H800 no stock. It sure can fit any HU.

If novice, probably can try JBL MS-8. I;m using and fine for me, except tuner asking me to switch to Alpine since i upgraded to high-end speakers n amps now.

Will be glad to continue my MS-8 after completing upgrade today, and monitor.

How much you paid for it?

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