stock 6cd head unit + subs?
Older Honda Fanatic
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From: Adirondacks of NY
Its not hard... just need an amp with speaker level inputs, or a LOC (Line Output Converter)
The infinity basslink is a great option just for adding some low end. Being new Honda decks do not have a remote turn on output... the basslink turns on with an audio signal when the high level inputs are used.
What do you have planned?
The infinity basslink is a great option just for adding some low end. Being new Honda decks do not have a remote turn on output... the basslink turns on with an audio signal when the high level inputs are used.
What do you have planned?
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poop
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From: bay city , tx
im not familiar w/ all that line out stuff
the only systems im used to are my friends set ups of
basic head unit - amp - subs
i plan on just puttin in 1 10" sub
im not too familiar w/ good brands but ill be askin around
and as for compatability, do i have alot of options?
how much does all that special shiznit run?
the only systems im used to are my friends set ups of
basic head unit - amp - subs
i plan on just puttin in 1 10" sub
im not too familiar w/ good brands but ill be askin around
and as for compatability, do i have alot of options?
how much does all that special shiznit run?
Older Honda Fanatic
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: Adirondacks of NY
if you want just one 10" sub... i'd definatly say go for the Infinity Basslink... Infinity is a great company, part of Harman International... they make Infinity, Harman Kardon and JBL.
The basslink is a 10" sub, with a 10" passive radiator (basically a woofer without a motor structure, hence the "passive" name... it acts like a port, but without venting into the air, so there is no port noise) and a 200 watt amp all in a tiny plastic enclosure that takes up less than a cubic foot of space. They have really good sound output, and are soo simple to install... its a matter of power and ground wires, and 2 signal wires to the rear speakers... no remote turn on wire is needed unless the RCA inputs are used, which in your aplication, they will not be used.
These can be found for $400 at www.crutchfield.com or cheaper on ebay if you're not concerned about a warranty.
The basslink is a 10" sub, with a 10" passive radiator (basically a woofer without a motor structure, hence the "passive" name... it acts like a port, but without venting into the air, so there is no port noise) and a 200 watt amp all in a tiny plastic enclosure that takes up less than a cubic foot of space. They have really good sound output, and are soo simple to install... its a matter of power and ground wires, and 2 signal wires to the rear speakers... no remote turn on wire is needed unless the RCA inputs are used, which in your aplication, they will not be used.
These can be found for $400 at www.crutchfield.com or cheaper on ebay if you're not concerned about a warranty.