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Amplifier choice.



 
 
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Old February 22nd 05, 08:43 AM posted to uk.rec.audio.car
Neil Pollicott
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Default Amplifier choice.

Hello,
I recently bought a Sony CDX-R3300 which i'm happy with but I fear may
be a little restrictive.
I've got a PDA using TomTom, and I want directions to come out of the
speakers, ideally over the top of music. (It doesn't bother me too much
if the music isn't dimmed.)
So, the problem being, this head unit has no aux inputs, and only have 1
pre out. So questions are;

1) If I have a 4 channel amplifier connected from the speaker outputs of
the head unit to high level inputs, will it sound crap?

2) I presume I could then use a low level input on the amplifier to
connect to the headphone jack on the PDA. Would this then play over the
top of any input from the high level, or would it have to be switched?

3) Is there a better way to achieve what I want, short of buying an
other new head unit?

4) Assuming I can do the above, and it is an OK way of doing things, can
anyone recommend a reasonably priced 4 channel amp for this purpose?

TIA,
N.
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