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812
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I was wondering if there wrre any car audio experts on here who could give me any input on how these subs would be. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001JECAM2/ref=aw_cr_item_title
Apr 2 2012 7:18PM
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saskskierftw
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All I know is you shouldn't go to cheap on subs or the sub box. You get what you pay for.
Apr 2 2012 7:44PM
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812
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do you have any bad experiences
Apr 2 2012 8:34PM
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Spinoza
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im an expert at listening to my car's audio.   But cannot help you here.  when i tried to install the stereo and subs myself i fkd it up and had to get best buy to fix it for me.


there are def kids here who will help you though bump

Apr 2 2012 8:45PM
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Big.L
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they're alright, if you get a nice amp like 1800watts they would pound
Apr 2 2012 8:51PM
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walshie
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I have a apline amp with two 12s (kenwood) They are nice. My only recommendations are don't try to save money on subs. Again you get what you pay for. Secondly make sure settings are flush. don't want to blow out subs when you first get them. thirdly. wiring kit. I truely believe this is what sets it apart however you don't need the $200 ones. a solid $75 will be fine. Also unless you are truely experienced with your car... pay the money to get them installed. I had to replace head unit and do all wiring. Hardest part is getting the wiring through the "fire wall" in the car. (seperates engine from interior.) This took me all day so I would certainly recommend making sure you get it done right.
Apr 2 2012 8:55PM
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