What's the best way to add more bass ?
07-04-01, 07:43 PM
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Is there a way to add bass, really high wattage, without all kinds of mods to the car. Can I add just a bass box to rear, intergrating into the stock system ?
07-07-01, 12:18 PM
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Sub and Amp..
I have also added a Pioneer 10" Sub and an Infinity Amp.. Connected it to my stock system.. I wouldnt really change the stock speakers or headunit. Everything is really nice on the inside.. I'm happy with my setup too..
07-07-01, 04:09 PM
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I used the stock head unit in the system that I installed. I used a line output converter to connect a JL Audio 250/1 Monoblock amp with 2 10 JL Audios. The system hits hard and the gain on the amp is only 1/4 of the way up. What's cool about the setup to the bass goes up gradually when you turn it up it does not automatically becomes loud if you forget to turn it down when you turn your car off and back on. Hope this helps.
07-09-01, 02:02 PM
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I just had my two JL 12W3's hooked up to my MTX 2200 Road Thunder, all on my stock head unit.
This thing POUNDS now!
Don't have to worry so much about the stock unit being stolen as I would worry about a nice aftermarket deck, keeps that stock look.
Kanine21
This thing POUNDS now!
Don't have to worry so much about the stock unit being stolen as I would worry about a nice aftermarket deck, keeps that stock look.
Kanine21
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