Cadence A7hc + line driver??

[Trixter 10+ year member]

I'm just wondering if anyone has ran a Cadence A7hc with a line driver? If so what is the difference? How is the outcome? Bottom line: should I get one??

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[Bill T. 10+ year member]

Friend is running a LOC and PG line driver. For what I hear, ***** ass. Either the PG ***** or the amp doesnt like a huge input power.

So, he ordered a D. Navone LOC/Line Driver and its going in today or tomorrow. Ill let ya know.

Bill T.

 

[hoss 5,000+ posts]

for a while i was running two american bass CX1200D's, which i believe are the same boards as the cadence amps, and i hda an audiocontrol line driver on them. i only used the line driver for SPL comps, and it helped out my score a good bit. id say for competitions, go for it, but for daily, its not neccesary. if you need more voltage through the RCA's the best option is the HU

 

[Bill T. 10+ year member]

for a while i was running two american bass CX1200D's, which i believe are the same boards as the cadence amps, and i hda an audiocontrol line driver on them. i only used the line driver for SPL comps, and it helped out my score a good bit. id say for competitions, go for it, but for daily, its not neccesary. if you need more voltage through the RCA's the best option is the HU

True, but most HUs are only 4v. Ive noticed a clearer front stage with my D. Navone LOC/Line Driver. I believe it also puts out a balanced signal. Both my friend and I are using factory radios.

Btw Trixter, If you want a line driver, Im sure my friend will sell his after the Navone goes in.

Bill T.

 

[Trixter 10+ year member]

I talked to a Cadence Tech. and he said the that amp can handle up to 10v. Just exploring options for when the comps start up around here.