Stereo system

[ChevyDave]

So it has it's own power source instead of through the radio?

 

[Ruger_556]

Yup, mine is the same way...

 

[slippy3002]

No they are stand alone subs. The have their own wiring to hook it up to power. You just run the speaker wire or rca cables to the sub.

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[ChevyDave]

Ok. As long as it sounds good lol...that sounds about the best idea for the mone.

 

[slippy3002]

Ok. As long as it sounds good lol...that sounds about the best idea for the mone.

They are a good deal. It depends on how much you want to spend and how picky you are on sound quality.

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[JParker2012]

You still have to run an amp kit to it on those all in one boxes, and they don't hit near as hard as separate box and amp units. I'm just picky though. I have about $1500 in my cars system and about $1200 in my trucks system.

 

[ChevyDave]

Yea I'm not really looking for a bass thumping truck...actually I mostly listen to country lol. I think about anything would be better than what I have now.

 

[90C1500]

I did not want to modify anything on my truck, so I went with a JVC head unit, Infinity reference speakers in the stock location (4), and a Kicker Bass Station. It sounds amazing.

Is that a cup holder under your receiver? If so where did you get it.

 

[OlSmokie]

Is that a cup holder under your receiver? If so where did you get it.

That's factory. I see them all the time at the wreckers.

 

[OlSmokie]

It is a powered unit and it goes WAY louder than I need. It does have RCA inputs but the shop I got it from told me to splice into the rear speaker output wires for better sound.
It has a remote for the sub and I rarely go past 2 1/2 on the dial. It fits my truck like it was made for it, and like I said, it sounds amazing.