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has any one figured out a way to boost out put power of their xm units. it seems like my 1070 and 1080 have to work way to much to amp the signal. thanks 8)
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Last edited by AMPER; 17 December 2005, 20:07 Saturday. -
Most have a 'line-out' setting in the setup menu, I'm assuming you've moved that to the highest setting?
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I know one of the benifits of the Polk piece is a hotter output, seems most of the car models are a little low. A simple line level amp should help you out like this one:
Even mentions use for XM.
Kevin D.Comment
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cool, but looks like this model is more for car applications(12VDC). but is a starting point. thanksComment
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12vdc is 12vdc. Get a 12v DC power supply from Radio Shack and wire it up. I highly doubt you will find anything that cheap for home use (and if you do it will be the same thing with the same power supply, but a nice plug to plug it in).
Kevin D.Comment
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cool, thanksComment
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Polk XM Tuner Output
I've played with the Polk XM Tuner signal settings -- no audible difference.
Back when I used the original Delphi SkyFi (and home cradle) you could hear a difference. The quality, however, was bad at all levels.
--ksrDon't touch that wire...
The touching story of one man and several amplifiers.Comment
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cornchips I'm not sure if I understand ?
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