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Anyone tried the JBL Fuse?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bruce2W" data-source="post: 8853227" data-attributes="member: 689498"><p>I am thinking about the <a href="https://www.jbl.com/SUBWOOFER.html" target="_blank">JBL Fuse</a> to use under / behind the seats in a small convertible. Would likely drive them from a Sony DSX-GS80 using the head unit's direct subwoofer connection which I understand to provide around 88 watts for the subwoofer. The JBL Fuse can be used as a single 2 ohm connection or split into two 4 ohm speakers. </p><p></p><p>I do not expect to rock the block just improve music for the two occupants.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bruce2W, post: 8853227, member: 689498"] I am thinking about the [URL='https://www.jbl.com/SUBWOOFER.html']JBL Fuse[/URL] to use under / behind the seats in a small convertible. Would likely drive them from a Sony DSX-GS80 using the head unit's direct subwoofer connection which I understand to provide around 88 watts for the subwoofer. The JBL Fuse can be used as a single 2 ohm connection or split into two 4 ohm speakers. I do not expect to rock the block just improve music for the two occupants. [/QUOTE]
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