Removable subs ????
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From: Hot Springs arkansas
Removable subs ????
Could someone suggest a low range unit that doesn't need installation.
Maybe a tube with built in amp or prefab form that just needs signal and power wire that can be removed for roadtrips. I would just like to add some lows to my 99 convertable without actual installation. Thanks for suggestions on brands and models.
Maybe a tube with built in amp or prefab form that just needs signal and power wire that can be removed for roadtrips. I would just like to add some lows to my 99 convertable without actual installation. Thanks for suggestions on brands and models.
Melting Slicks
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I just put a Bazooka BTA8100 in my '99. (8-inch sub with built in 100 watt amp). It fits very well in the center compartment and sounds good. This weekend I'm continuing my audio tweaking with plans to put Elemental Designs eDead all throughout the hatch area, which I expect will help make the bazooka more defined.
Already, though, I'm happy with the added base and the ease of intallation and easy removability.
Oh, and last week it was on sale via circuitcity.com for $179 and free shipping.
Already, though, I'm happy with the added base and the ease of intallation and easy removability.
Oh, and last week it was on sale via circuitcity.com for $179 and free shipping.
Le Mans Master
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From: Dyer IN
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You can always mount an amp under passenger seat or somewhere out of the way and then just unhook the sub box and remove for more room its what I do in my DD when i need room
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Originally Posted by rcs128
I just put a Bazooka BTA8100 in my '99. (8-inch sub with built in 100 watt amp). It fits very well in the center compartment and sounds good. This weekend I'm continuing my audio tweaking with plans to put Elemental Designs eDead all throughout the hatch area, which I expect will help make the bazooka more defined.
Already, though, I'm happy with the added base and the ease of intallation and easy removability.
Oh, and last week it was on sale via circuitcity.com for $179 and free shipping.
Already, though, I'm happy with the added base and the ease of intallation and easy removability.
Oh, and last week it was on sale via circuitcity.com for $179 and free shipping.
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by teagueO
If I have a Changer in the rear compartment would I be able to get power and signal from that area? I want simplest installation that is possible. The Infinity bass link T looks very promissing.
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I'm not trying to put the sub in the space. I just want a power plug and signal cord to plug into an amplified sub box that just sits in the trunk during cruising and around town. No installation, no moving nothing. Thanks!
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I don't know if it's quite what you want, but it works for me. I have an MTX amp mounted behind my seat which is hardwired into the stereo system, but it is out of the way. My speaker box just sits in the back and is connected with a set of banana plugs. It allows for easy removal of the speaker box by simply unplugging two speaker wires. I don't have to unscrew anything and more importantly I don't have to mess with any live power wires floating around in the back!
Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by teagueO
I'm not trying to put the sub in the space. I just want a power plug and signal cord to plug into an amplified sub box that just sits in the trunk during cruising and around town. No installation, no moving nothing. Thanks!
