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2v Preamp vs 4v Preamp | Car Audio Forum | CarAudio.com
https://www.caraudio.com/threads/2v-preamp-vs-4v-preamp.496274/
Beatin Down Yo BLock. Jun 27, 2011. #2. its definately a difference, i like running at least 5v preouts personally. Headunit - Kenwood DDX 318 4v double din. Front Stage - JL Audio c2 6.5 comp set. Rear Stage - Jl Audio VR 6" comp set. Front stage amp - OS Sony (.005 THD Rated) Sub Stage - 2 10" IDs 1cu sealed per.
2v vs 4v preout | DiyMobileAudio.com Car Stereo Forum
https://www.diymobileaudio.com/threads/2v-vs-4v-preout.54701/
There's no benefit to using a 4V over a 2V in most cases. If 2V will drive the amp, that's all you need. That's why amps have gain controls, to match the headunits output. If the amp is not a POS and doesn't get noisy when the gain is turned up for 2 volts, then 4 volts will do nothing else for you. K.
2v vs 4v sound | SVTPerformance.com
https://www.svtperformance.com/threads/2v-vs-4v-sound.396421/
I have almost come to a conclusion that 2v cars sound better at idle/lower rpms than our 4vs do.Ive got a 98 gt with a mac offraod X pipe and mac mufflers and it really sounds like sechs :loser: Its so smooth and it just sounds really good.
Car audio - 2v vs. 4v outputs? | Headphone Reviews and ...
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/car-audio-2v-vs-4v-outputs.40221/
I'm thinking of upgrading my stock am/fm/cassette/cd head unit in my car with an aftermarket model because I want to add external amplifiers. I've noticed that some models now feature "Hi-Volt" (4 volt) preamp outputs as opposed to the standard 2 volt outputs. What difference will this make? Does it make the amps play louder? Not work as hard?
2V vs. 4V sound | Ford Mustang Forum
https://www.allfordmustangs.com/threads/2v-vs-4v-sound.154836/
They are supposed to flow just as well as the 4V heads, if not better, and they bolt directly on. So no need to swap ECU, or any of the other stuff that can be a pain when you swap. If you really want to do it. Back on subject however, yes the 4V sounds better than a 2V it sounds deeper, and just meaner.
2 volt vs 4 volt - General Audio - Can't find a category ...
https://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/97366-2-volt-vs-4-volt/
yes.....that way you dont have to turn up the gain as much on a 4v then a 2v. and gives it a cleaner signal That's why they don't deliver. …
2v vs 4v preouts? - General Audio - Can't find a category ...
https://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/146304-2v-vs-4v-preouts/
His Pioneer double din only had 2v preouts so in order for it to sound as loud as when the setup was in my car we had to turn gain up some more. So yes preouts voltage matter when you are looking for less distortion and tunning by ear lol. But if you have a DD-1 or Osco, get either and just set gains using this.
2V preamp vs 4 or 5V...affect on sound? | Car Audio ...
https://www.caraudioclassifieds.org/threads/2v-preamp-vs-4-or-5v-affect-on-sound.21662/
Have been juggling between Alpine decks and Pioneer (which I normally use). But figured since this came with the optional HD radio tuner, and had all the extra options for future things @ 200 shipped, this might be good enough. The only thing I didnt really like was the 2V outputs. I tend to be pretty picky about clearity and quality of sound.
difference between 2v and 4v preouts? - NASIOC
https://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=986665
Sort of like 2006STI said, higher voltage could yield cleaner sound. This has been discussed a good bit lately and most seem to agree (as do I) that 2V is still more than sufficient for good sound quality in car audio. What I usually say is if you are entering car audio competitions then 2V is fine.
2v vs 4v Pre outs : CarAV
https://www.reddit.com/r/CarAV/comments/3shj98/2v_vs_4v_pre_outs/
It depends if you are using an amp or not, 4v means twice as strong of a signal for the amp to use. The stronger the signal, the less amp power needs to …
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