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I meant an aftermarket amp. I don't want to have to tie into the wiring behind the dash to bypass. I want to keep the factory setup (radio, changer) and just add my single 10 RF HE2 from my TL.
Yes you can run a hi/low to a aftermarket amp. You just need to find your factory amp and connect the wires right. Also an additional power source for the aftermarket map. I ran the hi/low because my stock radio had wood trim. Gota keep the wood grain.
Yes you can run a hi/low to a aftermarket amp. You just need to find your factory amp and connect the wires right. Also an additional power source for the aftermarket map. I ran the hi/low because my stock radio had wood trim. Gota keep the wood grain.
my answer still stands. unless you need to clarify your question. You said subwoofer cables and I'm assuming you meant the wires at the rear deck... cause there arent any cables in our car.
Correct. Cool and thanks. I need to get off my a$$ and get it done.
only way you can use those is with a hi/low converter. Still dont think though the signal would be strong enough, I'd at least use some type of signal processor or signal booster of some type.
The signal will absolutely be strong enough through a LOC. Keep in mind this is after an amp, so it's going to have a step up in the voltage that most processors/drivers could only wish to have. If the rails in the amp are even decent, they're at 30+V, and that's plenty. It's also why a quality LOC must be used as opposed to the $10 special. Far too many threads here about cooking a cheapie. If you're going to do it, do it right.
sorry, saw dual 4th order and not dual 12's. So naturally I though dual reflex 4th order band pass:
as opposed to a dual woofer setup 4th order:
good luck with that that's a lot of air space you're gonna need; cant wait to see how its done.
nah its all good, im struggling to find someone to blue print it for me.....
im working on getting one of the mods at SMD to blueprint it for me since i cant find anyone to do this for me and actually i want my design like in the link i posted with the subs on the sides and the port in the middle coming out from where out OEM sub was
nah its all good, im struggling to find someone to blue print it for me.....
im working on getting one of the mods at SMD to blueprint it for me since i cant find anyone to do this for me and actually i want my design like in the link i posted with the subs on the sides and the port in the middle coming out from where out OEM sub was
find someone with Rockford Fosgate Term-Pro software. Its an awesome program to help you build band-pass,sealed,ported, etc boxes with the specs, correct port length and width, even the size of the boards to cut to make the box, tuned to the exact specs you tell it you want.
im working on getting one of the mods at SMD to blueprint it for me since i cant find anyone to do this for me and actually i want my design like in the link i posted with the subs on the sides and the port in the middle coming out from where out OEM sub was
I honestly dont think you have room for 2 of those 12's bro. I mean you probably could if the box went all the way to the trunks end. If you look at the box of your link for the 2 tens; it barley fit in there. Gotta remember you have to take into account for the woofers volume as well as mounting mass. Thats whats cool about the DC audio's, not so bulky yet have similar specs.
Originally Posted by dejavu157
get a huge box with a huge sub with a huge amp and youll have huge sounds.
10-27-10, 08:53 AM
