How does it sound way better? Worth it?I did replace mine with a higher quality sub View attachment 7322 View attachment 7322 1
Yes so much deeper also changed door speakersHow does it sound way better? Worth it?
This sub is on sale for 80 bucks was thinking about giving it a shot. Did you get the voice coils model?Yes so much deeper also changed door speakers
This sub is on sale for 80 bucks was thinking about giving it a shot. Did you get the voice coils model?
This is the one i bought
That looks great and a nice price too! I'm interested...This is the one i bought
No problem with anc i will be getting a new amp and head unit it was a very easy installThat looks great and a nice price too! I'm interested...
Two questions:
Did you add a sub amp or are you running it off the factory amp (output)?
Did you disconnect the ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) Module?
thanks
Yes just put in new screws drill small holes and put in new screwsI was able to remove the Subwoofer enclosure using a 6” extension and a 10 mm socket, there are 2 bolts that can be removed and 2 nuts that have permanent studs. I disconnected the cable, removed another wire loom that was clamped to the enclosure and it came out. The factory subwoofer is attached with 4 x T20 screws. But here is the challenge that I have: The bolt pattern is completely different from the factory subwoofer and the polk subwoofer, and the polk subwoofer has hexagonal screws. Do I just force the hex screws to create a new bolt pattern by perforating the plastic enclosure? Is it going to hold the weight of this heavy subwoofer when it is resting upside down about an inch from the floor of the trunk?
The internal subwoofer connectors were an exact match, no sweat there. I am tempted to buy a different subwoofer, lighter and narrower than the Polk. Any help would be appreciated.
The Polk subwoofer that I ordered is a single voice coil 4 ohm. After reading on this topic, I would like to try a double voice coil subwoofer wired in parallel, to bring that down to 2 ohms. There is a similar DVC model available from Polk. Also thinking about shallow subwoofers to reduce the weight, from Kicker or Pioneer. I still have the trunk disassembled, making sure I get this right.
Some people say that using a 4 ohm speaker on a 2 ohm system is fine, but you need twice more volume to get the same sound. Not what I am after. I will provide an update with the outcome.