FCmaniac

It would sound pretty bad if you could even power it enough with your head unit and no amp.... It's really not worth it. The sub is designed for low frequencies, not full range and the head unit just doesn't have the power you need. To wire it, you'd have to tap into one of the speakers in series I guess (parallel wiring would definitely fry the head unit's puny internal amp) which would give you even less power than just disconnecting a rear speaker and using that channel for the sub.



Trust me, its not even worth your time.

FCmaniac

I don't know how much you want to spend but here is a decent 4 channel amp for $200:



http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-BYmEE...MRPF200&o=p&a=0



Here is one with some more power:



http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-BYmEE...575300X&o=p&a=0



If you get a 4 channel with built in crossovers, you can run your single sub off of 2 channels bridged and up to 4 speakers for the highs off the other 2 channels. Alpine amps have never let me down...

89 Rag

oh gawd no, bbq electronic components-bad news

It sounds like you dont need enclosure specs? PM details



J

Seppuku

i still want those specs im just trying to get some little something together now to last me until i can go all out.

Seppuku

thanks for the links ill have to check those out later :bigok:

89 Rag

I see. Im coming along nicely w/ the enclosure specs, I may go ahead and build one for ***** and grins ill post 'em the minute im done



J

Seppuku

ok cool.

Seppuku

you should build two and give me one.