Cheapest way to add bass & still fit a golf bag
03-24-2009, 07:39 PM
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Are you kidding me Joe?!?!? I swear to God that every time I want something, you have one laying around in your warehouse of goodies!! You wouldn't by any chance have a tall, thin blond with blue eyes and a huge rack down there would you?!? 
Anywho, I e-mailed ya.
Anywho, I e-mailed ya.
03-24-2009, 07:56 PM
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If you're looking for inexpensive equipment, I'll just give the below as an example. This is by no means a top-of-the-line setup, but would certainly fill the lack of bass that you're experiencing.
Amplifier
JL Audio 250/1v2 This delivers 250Watts from 1.5-4 ohms.
Subwoofer
JL Audio 10W3V3 This is a 2 ohm sub which handles 300 Watts continuous.
Amp Wiring Kit
JL Audio 8AWG Wiring Kit
Speaker Wire
This can be found at a local RadioShack® or whatever
03-24-2009, 08:04 PM
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I have come to find out that I am too much of a bass nut to worry about trunk space now... I just did a phat *** clean install with the Zenclosure box, RF T1 10, and JL 500/1 and though it looks clean as hell.... and sounds great... I feel the need to go with 2 12s or 3 10s.... gahhhhh
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I have come to find out that I am too much of a bass nut to worry about trunk space now... I just did a phat *** clean install with the Zenclosure box, RF T1 10, and JL 500/1 and though it looks clean as hell.... and sounds great... I feel the need to go with 2 12s or 3 10s.... gahhhhh
