truck subwoofer question
01-18-2008, 09:00 AM
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Pullmytrigger, if you are running 50W X4 now, I would look for a middle of the road 100W amp for that sub. But like I asked before, does your deack have a seperate sub control? You are going to want to be able to adjust it to your liking. Because (and I am happy to read) you are looking for great sound, not to boom at a stop light for others to....enjoy....LOL ;-)
01-18-2008, 10:41 AM
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some amps have a sep. remote sub control and if you buy one that does not you can add a inline rca vol. control so you can adj. at the dash or werever you mount the knob
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01-18-2008, 04:09 PM
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Given the head unit has only 2 pre-outs, front and rear, it most likely doesn't have any sub controls built in. Find a single channel amp 100-300w rms. The remote gain knob is nice but chances are once you set the output of the amp you won't change it much, especially if you're just looking for good sounding bass.
