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blind34_1 · 03-15-2003, 04:25 PM

A little sub will be a nice addition. When you think of subs you're prolly thinking of big pimpin, quarter panel shaking thumpin. It doesnt have to be that way.

Subs are used to properly reproduce low frequency signals. At what volume/intensity depends on you. A bass tube is nice if space is on a budget, and a 200watt amp is a good start. Getting a good 4channel amp is also a good idea for your other speakers, but its also helpful to have a mono amp for subs. I picked up a small 300watt amp for 70 bucks at my pawn shop. Its not a good idea to try and push bass through 6.5s not intended for it. 6x9's do okay bass, but I would seriously recommend a modest sub setup.

and might I also suggest an alarm before you do this. Or you can learn that the hard way like I did.

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03-15-2003, 04:25 PM	#4
blind34_1 Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: IL Age: 41 Posts: 1,813	A little sub will be a nice addition. When you think of subs you're prolly thinking of big pimpin, quarter panel shaking thumpin. It doesnt have to be that way. Subs are used to properly reproduce low frequency signals. At what volume/intensity depends on you. A bass tube is nice if space is on a budget, and a 200watt amp is a good start. Getting a good 4channel amp is also a good idea for your other speakers, but its also helpful to have a mono amp for subs. I picked up a small 300watt amp for 70 bucks at my pawn shop. Its not a good idea to try and push bass through 6.5s not intended for it. 6x9's do okay bass, but I would seriously recommend a modest sub setup. and might I also suggest an alarm before you do this. Or you can learn that the hard way like I did.