Modern car speaker systems are striking in their functionality. Most often, such acoustics can be connected to a radio tape recorder according to the usual principle of “applying one speaker to one channel”. In addition, there is also a combined method of connecting the type of speaker you need to maintain the correct load on the speakers.
Instructions
Step 1
Currently, the mixed connection method is used especially for building special bridge amplifiers for any radio tape recorders on the car, which allows you to achieve the best and high-quality sound of the speakers. We will consider exactly the mixed type of connection. The solutions we offer do not require any serious expenditures of money and time from you, in addition, they have been repeatedly tested by motorists in practice.
For the combined method of connection, any brands of radio tape recorders with bridge amplifiers with a power above 20 W per speaker are suitable. Models with two- or four-channel amplifiers of lower power are installed on a straight plug-to-receptacle basis, which is quite simple.
Step 2
For the combined method, we need 2 cinch input cables. Using this method, you can greatly increase the sound quality of your speakers using even an inexpensive radio. Most inexpensive radio tape recorders have small coaxial or wideband front speakers, which, due to their low density and mediocre acoustic design of the sound signal, can cause overload in the speakers, which will lead to sound distortion even at an average radio volume level.
Step 3
In order to eliminate this, we need a high-pass filter. It is also recommended when connecting to use first-order sound filters with a universal frequency of the order of 90-160 Hz. True, the choice of such a wire largely depends on the characteristics of the audio system head itself and its general acoustic design.
Step 4
Alternatively, you can use regular patch cords with this plug. True, it will be necessary to correctly select their cross-section, after consulting with the seller at the car dealership, so that the sound reproduction does not deteriorate when the amplifier is connected. The whole job of going through an amplifier is to find the right cables that will not result in a loss in sound quality.
