Recent content by Bigdaddyjk

no thx - i had these subs lting around in my basement and the guy who had the truck before me put an amp in there - i dont want to spend any money.. thx tho

hey guys - im a car audio noob. heres my question. in the back of my reciever, JBL Kd-g400, is there a subwoofer output that will go to my amp then to my subs? yes i have a ghetto system (2 pc sub) ty...

hey guys - im a car audio noob. heres my question. in the back of my reciever, JBL Kd-g400, is there a subwoofer output that will go to my amp then to my subs? yes i have a ghetto system (2 pc sub) ty...

yeah but what would sound better - the MTX settup with 2 10's or this?

Here’s the deal guys. ~ I have a 2000 Dodge Dakota Sport extended cab. ~ I have a 300 watt Pioneer amp in the back. ~ A JBL Kd-g400 receiver. ~ Stock front speakers and Sony xploads(or w/e) in the back. I want to add some bass. I have thought about a lot of options including the MTX...

ok so do u recommend getting the thunderform without its stock speakers and installing better woofers? or is it good enough... i want something that the car next to me will be able to feel.. maybe i should go with something totally diff from the thunderform? is there any other options then...

o well it said 200 watts on it... look, i just need to know what i will need for that MTX Thunderform subwoofer enclosure... (which amps, crossovers...) also, this is just an enclosure not a box - will the sound be bad because its not in a box??

the receiver is a JVC Kd-g400 pushing 200 watts and the amplifier is a Pioneer pushing 300 watts.

hey guys heres the deal. i am a car audio novice. i just recently aquired a 2000 dodge dakota and would like to add some subs to it. i need you guys to tell me what the best way of going about this is. i have seen some dual bass enclosures that will fit under the rear cab seat. ( 2 - 10")...