USA Spec aux adapter and Kenwood subwoofer installed *pics*
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I thought about getting that, but happen to have an old MTX lying around so I used that. Too bad though, would have saved me some room in the back and I wouldn't have to remove the sub when I need to put things in the car. Oh well. Nice setup.
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Originally Posted by PghtC
I thought about getting that, but happen to have an old MTX lying around so I used that. Too bad though, would have saved me some room in the back and I wouldn't have to remove the sub when I need to put things in the car. Oh well. Nice setup.
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Originally Posted by ryno379
Very nice setup! I'm considering it myself. How does it compare w/ the factory Bazooka 10"?
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Originally Posted by jjos1
Clean... I like it.... I just think that the carpet would take away alot of the sound.
It shouldn't make too much of a difference I don't think. It's not like it's air tight or anything... but then again, I have no idea.
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Originally Posted by DanPorges
How did yourun the connections? Is it off the factory radio or are you using aftermarket? Speaker line in or RCA's?
I'm still using the factory radio and connected it with t-taps.
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Anyone thinking about getting a sub and isn’t willing to sacrifice any space at all should really look into getting one of these. I got a chance to meet up with chipm0nk today and checked out the sub in person, they looks awesome. The 2 6.5inch subwoofer sound bigger than they look. It’s amazing how the tiny little thing can put out so much power. Thanks chipm0nk for letting me check out your ride. 
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so is it actually 2 6.5" subs or is one just a passive radiator???
I've got 2 6.5" Elemental Design Eu-700's that are amazing in the ported box I built....but they still take up a little space..
I've got 2 6.5" Elemental Design Eu-700's that are amazing in the ported box I built....but they still take up a little space..
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Originally Posted by SCI_TC_GUY
so is it actually 2 6.5" subs or is one just a passive radiator???
I've got 2 6.5" Elemental Design Eu-700's that are amazing in the ported box I built....but they still take up a little space..
I've got 2 6.5" Elemental Design Eu-700's that are amazing in the ported box I built....but they still take up a little space..
From crutchfield.com
Kenwood's KSC-SW1 subwoofer may be just what you need if you're looking for more bass, but don't have space for a conventional sub box or powered sub. This compact sub features an amplifier that pushes 150 watts RMS to a 6-1/2" woofer, with a 6-1/2" passive radiator built in for good measure. It's all housed in a rugged, low-profile enclosure that will fit just about anywhere.
The passive radiator technology is one of the keys to the surprisingly big sound of the KSC-SW1. Air pressure from the powered woofer moves the unpowered 6-1/2" radiator, augmenting the bass response. Both subs are housed in a non-resonant cabinet with a rigid aluminum die-cast back panel. The rigid cabinet reduces vibrations that distort the output of the speakers, so you'll enjoy clean bass.
The passive radiator technology is one of the keys to the surprisingly big sound of the KSC-SW1. Air pressure from the powered woofer moves the unpowered 6-1/2" radiator, augmenting the bass response. Both subs are housed in a non-resonant cabinet with a rigid aluminum die-cast back panel. The rigid cabinet reduces vibrations that distort the output of the speakers, so you'll enjoy clean bass.
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Maybe this would be more helpful.
Details:
» powered, enclosed subwoofer with 6-1/2" driver and 6-1/2" passive radiator
» built-in amplifier: 150 watts RMS
» frequency response: 35-150 Hz
» wired remote for control over:
• volume level control
• variable low-pass crossover (50-120 Hz)
• selectable phase control (0°, 180°)
» power/ground wiring harness with 10A in-line fuse
» preamp (RCA) and speaker-level inputs
» dimensions: 15-3/4"W x 3-11/16"H x 9-1/16"D
» warranty: 1 year
» powered, enclosed subwoofer with 6-1/2" driver and 6-1/2" passive radiator
» built-in amplifier: 150 watts RMS
» frequency response: 35-150 Hz
» wired remote for control over:
• volume level control
• variable low-pass crossover (50-120 Hz)
• selectable phase control (0°, 180°)
» power/ground wiring harness with 10A in-line fuse
» preamp (RCA) and speaker-level inputs
» dimensions: 15-3/4"W x 3-11/16"H x 9-1/16"D
» warranty: 1 year
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Originally Posted by jjos1
Clean... I like it.... I just think that the carpet would take away alot of the sound.