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Wiring up original amp for centre subwoof 4th gen

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Post by wurlycorner » Sat Dec 07, 2013 6:41 pm

I know Mario's already posted up the details of the speaker, but just to complete the job so to speak;

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It's a Pioneer speaker (that's the old Pioneer logo at the top).

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Re: Wiring up original amp for centre subwoof 4th gen

Post by frenchnickers » Sun Dec 08, 2013 10:19 am

Thanks for all the info guys, much appreciated.

It was to add a sub to the kenwood aftermarket stereo and speakers that have just gone in. It just needs a little more low down oomph!! Nothing that makes the windows bow in and out to the beat. :D

I wanted oem as possible, hence getting the centre speaker cover and bracket.
One: for neatness and originallity,
two: space saving as much as possible.

Thanks to the replies it would seem to difficult to try and replicate the original setup and amp with the aftermarket stereo,
so best option seems to be to source a 6x9 sub to use in the original bracket, and power it from a new small amp.

Now to find a small neat amp to do the job without taking up too much boot space. :?: :D

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