Could this be done for around 200+ install.
#11
10-13-2008, 09:01 AM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
ORIGINAL: Good_Chevy
Avoid the bass link at all costs, you can do way better for 240, especially if you get descent used equipment.
Avoid the bass link at all costs, you can do way better for 240, especially if you get descent used equipment.
After reading several reviews I am diffidently going to pick up the basslink it fits perfectly easy to install and will add the bass that I need to my system and price is right. I will let you know how it turns out.
Thanks for all your suggestions.
#12
10-13-2008, 09:04 PM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
Good luck with that, 164 is a good price. Are you doing the install yourself?
#14
10-14-2008, 10:16 PM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
Look's pretty darn good. Just take some extra time tweaking with the settings, it's a little tricky to get it sound good.
#15
10-14-2008, 11:59 PM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
OUCH! You drilled into the paneling. Infinity is a good company, it will sound crisp. I guess it depends on the sound you want. That woofer is NOT going to pump. That looks like something that belongs in a home theater. Its an 10" woofer I believe. The site says it's 200W RMS as well as 200W Max. That thing will make a stock system sound better, but for a bass head like me, it would get RMA'ed. Good luck, give an honest review, and if you can go to a shop and get some stats from a meter.
#16
10-15-2008, 07:49 AM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-DtnHvOb...s_reviews.html
This is the article that sold me, I will try and get it up and running today.
This is the article that sold me, I will try and get it up and running today.
#17
10-15-2008, 10:07 AM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
It sounds like it would be good in a Corolla. However I guess it depends on your taste. I like to FEEL my music, not that I want everyone else to feel it, it just so happens that my music pours out into the streets. LOL.
After reading that article I would have to say, you should have tested it before mounting it. That leaves another question. Where did you route the wiring? I don't see it besides at the top of the amp. I need to know where to go, because I will be upgrading my wiring kit next week.
After reading that article I would have to say, you should have tested it before mounting it. That leaves another question. Where did you route the wiring? I don't see it besides at the top of the amp. I need to know where to go, because I will be upgrading my wiring kit next week.
#18
10-15-2008, 10:54 AM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
I installed this thing in my first car which was a mazda 323 hatchback, and I did everything possible to try and get it to sound descent. I even took my JVC deck back that had 2 volt pre outs and bought an Alpine that has 4 volt pre outs which helped a bit, but not much. I moved it to every position possible, spent an hour messing with the settings and it still didn't tickle my bass bone. I paid $260 for this thing, which I didn't feel was worth it, so I took it back and exchanged it for a 12" Rockford punch stage 1 with a peice of crap 120 watt Bazooka amp for $40 less, and the difference was night and day. I also bought this thing based on the good reviews and was really dissapointed when I actually heard it. But then again, every one has there own opinion.
#19
10-15-2008, 03:20 PM
RE: Could this be done for around 200+ install.
ORIGINAL: Good_Chevy
I installed this thing in my first car which was a mazda 323 hatchback, and I did everything possible to try and get it to sound descent. I even took my JVC deck back that had 2 volt pre outs and bought an Alpine that has 4 volt pre outs which helped a bit, but not much. I moved it to every position possible, spent an hour messing with the settings and it still didn't tickle my bass bone. I paid $260 for this thing, which I didn't feel was worth it, so I took it back and exchanged it for a 12" Rockford punch stage 1 with a peice of crap 120 watt Bazooka amp for $40 less, and the difference was night and day. I also bought this thing based on the good reviews and was really dissapointed when I actually heard it. But then again, every one has there own opinion.
I installed this thing in my first car which was a mazda 323 hatchback, and I did everything possible to try and get it to sound descent. I even took my JVC deck back that had 2 volt pre outs and bought an Alpine that has 4 volt pre outs which helped a bit, but not much. I moved it to every position possible, spent an hour messing with the settings and it still didn't tickle my bass bone. I paid $260 for this thing, which I didn't feel was worth it, so I took it back and exchanged it for a 12" Rockford punch stage 1 with a peice of crap 120 watt Bazooka amp for $40 less, and the difference was night and day. I also bought this thing based on the good reviews and was really dissapointed when I actually heard it. But then again, every one has there own opinion.