Hey guys I have one bazooka sub in my Tc now, but i was wondering if i could install another bazooka sub on the other side of the trunk or would there not be enough ampage to power both? I'm trying to keep everything for the most part stock looking. But i want more bass.

 

Wouldn't the box be built to the wrong shape for the other side?

 

aren't the bazooka subs self-amped or something? If so, you don't have a problem powering it.

 

The amp is built into the bazooka box and it has a wiring harness to attach it to the stereo, but it's a daisy chain affair - I would be willing to bet you'd have some wiring problems with that. I don't know how much power you can draw off that little wire, but I wouldn't try it. To top it off, the VSE (vehicle specific enclosure) would be backward and I doubt the other side of the car has the necessary holes drilled, although you could do something about that. I would never do it, but that's just me.

 

thanx for the input guys...maybe i'll just add a different sub and power with a good amp.

 

wouldn't a lot of the sounds cancel out if the two subs are facing each other?

 

remove the current sub...

Buy a DUAL 460 watt amp, and a RF P2...10"

put that in a Q-Logic box and in the spot of the sub you got now...

you'll be boomin 5x what you are now...

-reason I suggest the DUAL (Yes they suck, but that amp is crazy) puts out 280 RMS, and will never overheat...
I work at best buy, and our install guys have tried for hours to overheat it, and it never got warm to the touch...

-P2, is they are great subs, and a load cheaper than P3s'....

 

How much would that cost?

 

What do you guys think about having a couple of these on each sides of the trunk?

It's the Infinity Basslink. The only thing is that I don't know if it's possible to daisy chain it, and also since each sub comes with its own remote, if it's possible to splice together both subs controls with one




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