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<blockquote data-quote="Mitchell Fosgate III" data-source="post: 8892531" data-attributes="member: 691623">Bluetooth is not that loud.&nbsp; And a subwoofer will not be effective with just the radio watts powering the subwoofer.&nbsp; Two head units?&nbsp; 65 watts for example for the stock head unit or the after market head unit you may have.&nbsp; Match the two in watts and ohms.&nbsp; Not very much effective even if you do wire this setup up.&nbsp; How much to the other 2 speakers?&nbsp; Deciding which will power up which, this would be the stereo/radio to power up the bluetooth and the subwoofer.&nbsp; It&#039;s not going to be that loud.&nbsp; I have a aiwa wireless speaker on my lap top now.&nbsp; I&#039;ve tried it on a car.&nbsp; It is the same thing you want.&nbsp; Louder, just not the loudest. If you just buy a bluetooth and connect it to a USB slot, in the wireless speaker, it is a type c connector.&nbsp; That would be enough and loud.&nbsp; Just do that if you wanted higher volume.&nbsp; Good enough.&nbsp; Putting a subwoofer also with the Soundbar, not that effective.&nbsp; You could try it out.&nbsp; Follow the directions given, easily done.

Dylin P:I&#039;m sorry to hear that you don&#039;t like the idea or understand it.&nbsp; But that&#039;s the best I think it will work.&nbsp; Two speakers and subwoofer on that 95&#039; Jeep Wrangler, that setup still may not work as planned even though you know the wiring.&nbsp; Sorry!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mitchell Fosgate III, post: 8892531, member: 691623"] [JUSTIFY]Bluetooth is not that loud. And a subwoofer will not be effective with just the radio watts powering the subwoofer. Two head units? 65 watts for example for the stock head unit or the after market head unit you may have. Match the two in watts and ohms. Not very much effective even if you do wire this setup up. How much to the other 2 speakers? Deciding which will power up which, this would be the stereo/radio to power up the bluetooth and the subwoofer. It's not going to be that loud. I have a aiwa wireless speaker on my lap top now. I've tried it on a car. It is the same thing you want. Louder, just not the loudest. If you just buy a bluetooth and connect it to a USB slot, in the wireless speaker, it is a type c connector. That would be enough and loud. Just do that if you wanted higher volume. Good enough. Putting a subwoofer also with the Soundbar, not that effective. You could try it out. Follow the directions given, easily done. [b]Dylin P:[/b]I'm sorry to hear that you don't like the idea or understand it. But that's the best I think it will work. Two speakers and subwoofer on that 95' Jeep Wrangler, that setup still may not work as planned even though you know the wiring. Sorry![/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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