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92 Camaro RS LO3, 5-spd, T-tops
Performance:
SLP 1 3/4" Headers (Coated by Paul Barry Motorsports), Flowmaster Catback Exhaust, Fastchip Performance PROM, Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch, Xact 8mm wires, Open Air Element w/K&N Filter, Z28 Grille w/aftmkt fog lamps
Electronics:
Alpine 8030 Alarm System, Valentine One Radar Detector (How did I ever drive without one?), Pioneer DEH 7450 Head Unit w/6-pack CD changer, Pioneer DEQ 7600 Sound Processor, 2 Kenwood KAC-846 Amps powering 2 12" Pro Red subs, 2 Pioneer 6x9 and 2 MTX 4x6 speakers.
NEXT UP: TBI mods, Edelbrock performer intake
I have a dsp 7200 with a p56 deck right now. Im planning on upgrading to a p98R. To make the long story short, the P56 has 500 mV output, the dsp has a 1.5 v output. My new p98r has 4 volt output. What happens when i put a 4v volt input signal into that dsp?
Im sure i now but i hate to lose that cool display.
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1986 Black & Gold WS6
Trans AM...The Muscle Car Lives
...Its just not at home at the moment...
As long as you are using RCA inputs you should be fine. Check the owners manual for the input voltage range on the DSP. I'll take a look at mine if I can find it and let you know.
I would think that the high voltage would mean that you would have to keep the volume lower on the source unit so that you don't distort or overdrive the DSP.
