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Originally Posted by Duper
Yes, I'm sure. It just increases the amount of processing the ms8 has to do, but there's no harm in doing it. Put a quick disconnect on the rear high-level wires and try running the setup with and without them connected if you have any concerns for whatever reason.
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Duper thats awesome. I never even thought of doing that. By reading the manual it seems like the processor would implode if you sent more inputs to it. Ill give it a shot how you suggested. So even though it eats up processing power the end result is the same?
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Originally Posted by tbone587
Well after working on my car everyday after work for the past week and a half I got my system done. Only bummer is my subwoofer enclosure does not fit in my trunk unless the floor is removed:( I had a lot of trouble initially getting the audio to sound good with the ms-8, but after adjusting my gains with a volt meter to send out 24.5 v ac and calibrating the unit properly it sounds incredible! Even without a subwoofer it sounds crystal clear and very detailed. I was also able to retain my bluetooth, onstar, and backup sensors while completely removing the boston acoustic amplifier.
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Glad to hear your happy with the results Tbone. I also installed mine over the weekend but am still trying to get it dialed in. I have an amp running my fronts with passive crossovers, the ms8 running the rears, and a separate monoblock for my sub. Im having trouble getting everything level matched. The ms8 powered speakers are always louder than my amped speakers. Even after turning up gains on amp till the point I get a hiss (gains too high). I will get it, just need some time. Hopefully Saturday.
Also once you add a sub alot of people have a problem with losing alot of midbass from the fronts, also a problem Im experiencing.