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Jaycar Amp And What Sub? Box Or Tube Or ?

richzx

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Hey guys I am, going to buy a Jaycar amp with 2 x 150 wrms and would like to run a small sub in the boot of my Cressida (it's ok it has the 1JZ conversion). I have never had an amp or a sub before because I never wanted any extra weight and didn't care about sound. I have a pioneer H/U DEH 5650 (I think) and some kenwood 6 1/2's in the back and Clarion splits in the front (which came with the car). I reckon the sound is pretty good to my untrained ear but it definitely needs some bass. Is a 10" woofer the go? What brand woofer? Jaycar? In a box or one of those tube things? Any help appreciated.

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Rich

  • 4 weeks later...
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basically, do whatever the f**k you want... plug it in, you can't go wrong...

Mostly cause you didn't mention if you wanted volume, space, looks... anything basically... You just said you want a sub... SOOOOOOO...

Pick a sub that is rated at the power of the amp...

:P

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