Anyone using a fader knob?

[Thomas Hohl]

I'm just wandering if anyone is using a fader knob to seperate the in-boats from the towers. I'm going to the trouble of putting the Pro80s on the tower and was thinking I might as well fade them from the inboats so I don;t get killed while the skiier is jammin' Anyone have any suggestions about a nice factory looking knob and location?

[chpthril]

You can use the fade know on the head unit, That's the way I set up all my systems. Run the RCA cable plugged into the H/U's "Front" RCA's (the gray wires) to the cabin speaker amp, and then the RCA's plugged into the H/U's "Rear" RCA's (the black wires) to the tower speaker amp. Your factory setup will more then likely have the front and rear RCA's running to the cabin amp and the H/U's "non-fade" RCA running to the tower amp.

If you want to spend a little more $$$, pick up a WS-420 EQ from Wet Sounds.

[dogbert]

You can use the fade know on the head unit, That's the way I set up all my systems. Run the RCA cable plugged into the H/U's "Front" RCA's (the gray wires) to the cabin speaker amp, and then the RCA's plugged into the H/U's "Rear" RCA's (the black wires) to the tower speaker amp. Your factory setup will more then likely have the front and rear RCA's running to the cabin amp and the H/U's "non-fade" RCA running to the tower amp.

If you want to spend a little more $$$, pick up a WS-420 EQ from Wet Sounds.

x2, I've got the same setup...except front=tower & rear = cabin. I'm still eying the WS-420.

[trudelle]

I have a fade knob for both my sub and tower speakers (even though the towers got stolen) and have them mounted in the same area as the amps (storage compartment under the glovebox). I dont use the faders too much but it is nice to hit party cove with just the interiors and then crank up the faders for both the sub and towers.