Installed Powered Subwoofer

[ImStricken06]

so i installed it this afternoon, and let me tell you: this little guy is a powerhouse of bass. it sounds like you have 3 BOSE (oem style) subwoofers. if you dial it up, it literally sounds like you have a 10" sub in the trunk in a box. if you keep it at 50%, it sounds exactly like a upgraded BOSE system. i love it. you cant really hear it on the outside of the car - which is good; i dont want to look obnoxious. i just wired it up to the the back of the stock head unit to. im very happy with this install. youtube video coming soon. here is the unit:

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[yearoftherat]

Looking forward to the video. Which line out converter did you end up using?

[ImStricken06]

Looking forward to the video. Which line out converter did you end up using?

with this kit, i didnt use a line out. i wired directly to the head unit speaker wires. this sub system already has a converter built inside.

here is the video: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeJd4kApObw[/youtube]