I want to connect an AUX cable to 3 x RCA outputs but i can only find Single aux to rca cables on the internet. Is there
some specific way i'm supposed to be doing this?
Here's a crappy image of what i mean.
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The 3 x RCA are connecting straight into one amplifier and the other two are connecting into the back of some speakers.
Audio Mixer with multiple Tape outputs.
Alternatively there might be a splitter but for three? I doubt it, but I haven't researched it.
Why do you need 2 L and 2 R speakers? or am I misunderstanding? This isn't a good idea.
It's a good idea if he wants it to be behind and forward, or just bass on both sides
EDIT:
Unless it fucks everything up
You can't hear direction of low frequerencies so that's why there is no such thing as Stereo bass.
[QUOTE=TheTiger;32256488]You can't hear direction of low frequerencies so that's why there is no such thing as Stereo bass.[/QUOTE]Not true, there is a thing called bass directionality. People strive to make it so there is none though, that's why putting your sub in a good spot is essential to good sound.
Two stage speakers both internally amplified requiring two rca plugs each and one amplifier requiring two Rca plugs. The amplifier will be connected to two subwoofers
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