I've heard that using high level inputs bypasses a stage of gain so the sub's amp runs cleaner. This is of course assuming that the amp in the sub is of lesser quality than the main amp, which is often the case. I have a PS Audio GCC amp with remote volume control feeding my subs- I love after all these years of no bass control being able to dial in remotely how much bass I want per song/LP.
Do high level sub inputs really sound better?
You guessed it, I'm seriously consider laying out "mo money" for long speaker cables to run my sub via the high level inputs.
I'm currently using the low level RCAs, which seem to sound excellent, but I'm hoping things will get even better using the high level inputs.
Any suggestions and/or experience on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
I'm currently using the low level RCAs, which seem to sound excellent, but I'm hoping things will get even better using the high level inputs.
Any suggestions and/or experience on the subject would be greatly appreciated.