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23 Dec 2012 16:56 #56057
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Replied by lukeyblunt on topic Under Seat Sub
I've been looking into this too but gave up. 
I don't have a clue about anything like this.. !
I bought an under-seat sub a while ago but sold it straight after.. because it didn't actually fit under the seat!!
Would you need to install an amp or anything else to power that Pioneer sub..?
Cheers!
LB
I don't have a clue about anything like this.. !
I bought an under-seat sub a while ago but sold it straight after.. because it didn't actually fit under the seat!!
Would you need to install an amp or anything else to power that Pioneer sub..?
Cheers!
LB
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23 Dec 2012 19:44 - 23 Dec 2012 19:48 #56066
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Replied by VAXXi on topic Under Seat Sub
No, that's the wonderful part: it's an active sub, meaning the amplifying part is built in. You just need to give it power, hook up the signal input from the head unit, one remote wire (meaning the head unit will power up the sub when it's turned on) and connect the remote.
To get an idea about the sub size:
The other option would be Kenwood KSC-SW01, looks quite similar.
To get an idea about the sub size:
The other option would be Kenwood KSC-SW01, looks quite similar.
Last edit: 23 Dec 2012 19:48 by VAXXi.
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