Blown ML Subwoofer - Any fixes?
09-19-13 | 05:15 PM
#16
I looked at the non-ML subwoofer before. It is basically pioneer brand and I think it would not fit based on the pictures I saw.
After market is definetly another option. I did not go with aftermarket set up due to:
1. it can be costly (amp and sub and possibly extra battery too) for a good setup
2. it would take up quite a bit of already small truck space (except for 4080 enclosure which is a good one if you can find it - search 4080 in the forum)
3. additional setup of wiring.
Junk-yard is actually the best solution if you can find it close by. There were none near me so I had to fork out $300+shipping to get the OEM subwoofer. Trunk space is more important than nice-heavy-and-clear bass to me.
I hope you do find one ml sub in junk yard.
After market is definetly another option. I did not go with aftermarket set up due to:
1. it can be costly (amp and sub and possibly extra battery too) for a good setup
2. it would take up quite a bit of already small truck space (except for 4080 enclosure which is a good one if you can find it - search 4080 in the forum)
3. additional setup of wiring.
Junk-yard is actually the best solution if you can find it close by. There were none near me so I had to fork out $300+shipping to get the OEM subwoofer. Trunk space is more important than nice-heavy-and-clear bass to me.
I hope you do find one ml sub in junk yard.
09-19-13 | 06:41 PM
#17
I looked at the non-ML subwoofer before. It is basically pioneer brand and I think it would not fit based on the pictures I saw.
After market is definetly another option. I did not go with aftermarket set up due to:
1. it can be costly (amp and sub and possibly extra battery too) for a good setup
2. it would take up quite a bit of already small truck space (except for 4080 enclosure which is a good one if you can find it - search 4080 in the forum)
3. additional setup of wiring.
Junk-yard is actually the best solution if you can find it close by. There were none near me so I had to fork out $300+shipping to get the OEM subwoofer. Trunk space is more important than nice-heavy-and-clear bass to me.
I hope you do find one ml sub in junk yard.
After market is definetly another option. I did not go with aftermarket set up due to:
1. it can be costly (amp and sub and possibly extra battery too) for a good setup
2. it would take up quite a bit of already small truck space (except for 4080 enclosure which is a good one if you can find it - search 4080 in the forum)
3. additional setup of wiring.
Junk-yard is actually the best solution if you can find it close by. There were none near me so I had to fork out $300+shipping to get the OEM subwoofer. Trunk space is more important than nice-heavy-and-clear bass to me.
I hope you do find one ml sub in junk yard.
09-21-13 | 09:09 PM
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