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<blockquote data-quote="MadMax78" data-source="post: 6244544" data-attributes="member: 613793">Thanks for the quick reply, maybe I should explain a little better. The vehicle is an expedition vehicle. So the less space I&#039;m using the better. However, I do drive a lot of miles in this thing so sacrificing some otherwise useless space for a sub is a good idea. However, adding another amp takes more space and more money. So if I can use the existing amp I&#039;ve got my problems solved.The JBL amp is bridgeable so that should not be a problem. I don&#039;t need to win a decibel drag race competition either, I just want a nice full sound. So since the 4-ways in the back are shit at producing bass I thought I could use two of the amps outputs to power a sub.I had the 6 speaker setup running of the HU before, and it sounded ok, the speakers in the back really didn&#039;t improve all that much with the added amp, so I guess I&#039;m safe putting them back on the HU and freeing up outputs for the sub.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MadMax78, post: 6244544, member: 613793"] Thanks for the quick reply, maybe I should explain a little better. The vehicle is an expedition vehicle. So the less space I'm using the better. However, I do drive a lot of miles in this thing so sacrificing some otherwise useless space for a sub is a good idea. However, adding another amp takes more space and more money. So if I can use the existing amp I've got my problems solved. The JBL amp is bridgeable so that should not be a problem. I don't need to win a decibel drag race competition either, I just want a nice full sound. So since the 4-ways in the back are shit at producing bass I thought I could use two of the amps outputs to power a sub. I had the 6 speaker setup running of the HU before, and it sounded ok, the speakers in the back really didn't improve all that much with the added amp, so I guess I'm safe putting them back on the HU and freeing up outputs for the sub. [/QUOTE]

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