$hane

I'll bet this would be a decent solution:



I have the bose, I like the stock look, might try to add aux in, and something like this down the road hmmm.

MF-Brain

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peeps on m.net seem to be happy with those things. I like my little tang bang sub, but I would like a touch more umpfh.

tossing a setup in my DD next weekend because why not.

RedHot-n-Red

Russell,

I just added a set of component speakers to my front doors as well as replacing the head unit which was line-out only so I had to have an amp.

Anyway, all of this has made a HUGE difference in the sound inside the car.

y8s

I am going to shoot down your idea harshly. You know nothing about the frequency response of the basslink other than "20-120Hz" which is enough to throw up a red flag.

Also it's 200W. Peak? RMS? who cares, it's all wasted below 50 Hz anyway.

I mean go ahead and try it and go join the legion of people who post that trunk subs rattle your car apart while I cruise around with my sweet sweet sounding system.

$hane

Shoot it down all you like I never said I knew it would be good. It simply appeared to be a simple, self contained solution, not trying to win any DB drags here lol but I appreciate your advice and comment, maybe it's not worthy.

MF-Brain

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dude, y8s doesn't even turn up his sub. im all like where is it? and hes all like, its there. then im like turn that up two notches, and he does. then I'm like oh yeah dawg.

$hane

2 notch head bobber

MF-Brain

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hahah

y8s

I TOLD YOU

I'm not a bass head. I'm closer to audiophile. I sometimes turn it up but I dont listen to thumpity bumpity often.

Next time we gym, I'll bring the bassssssss.

$hane