lashlee
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Due to the cost of the material and pain in the butt to cut them $50 shipped. I can't make them like my MDF since the material is so much harder to cut but they will be a simple ring.
These JL speakers work with 300/4 amp?
- Thread starter seeitgo
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Due to the cost of the material and pain in the butt to cut them $50 shipped. I can't make them like my MDF since the material is so much harder to cut but they will be a simple ring.
seeitgo
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Thanks lashlee for clearing things up!
As for the RCA that goes from Subwoofer Line OUT off the headunit to the JL 500/1 monoblock amp, do i need a RCA that has (1) RCA on one end and (2) RCA on the other end?
Cause the 500/1 Monoblock amp has a input for left and right channel. So i was thinking (1) RCA plugged into the subwoofer line out and (2) RCA for the L and R input channels on the amp.
Will that be correct?
-or-
do i still get the RCA with 2IN's and 2OUT's?
As for the RCA that goes from Subwoofer Line OUT off the headunit to the JL 500/1 monoblock amp, do i need a RCA that has (1) RCA on one end and (2) RCA on the other end?
Cause the 500/1 Monoblock amp has a input for left and right channel. So i was thinking (1) RCA plugged into the subwoofer line out and (2) RCA for the L and R input channels on the amp.
Will that be correct?
-or-
do i still get the RCA with 2IN's and 2OUT's?
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lashlee
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If your radio has two outputs for the sub than get a stereo, and if it only has one out than a single end on one and a pair on the other will work. Or you could get a regular pair and a simple y adapter.
Joe_Kokomo
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I bought 3/4" MDF rings off eBay for $10 shipped. Using CDT Audio 6.5 in the door. Perfect fit!
seeitgo
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seeitgo
Member
I'm about to do the wiring for my audio setup:
- Power wire from battery through firewall, and on driver side
- RCA, remote, speaker wire on passenger side to headunit, and components to front, from the amp in the trunk.
Is there any suggestions on which panels I should remove for the wiring process?
( i wont be removing the front seats, but I will be removing the back seats )
any experiences or tips would be great!
Thanks
- Power wire from battery through firewall, and on driver side
- RCA, remote, speaker wire on passenger side to headunit, and components to front, from the amp in the trunk.
Is there any suggestions on which panels I should remove for the wiring process?
( i wont be removing the front seats, but I will be removing the back seats )
any experiences or tips would be great!
Thanks
lashlee
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The sill plates are an easy removal. The rear seat has a single 10mm bolt that is just to the left (drivers side) of center that has to be removed to get the lower cushion. The upper side cushions have a single 10mm bolt on each side. Once you get started just take you time and if something doesn't come out easy it probably still is connected somewhere.
seeitgo
Member
Are the sill plates held on by clips? So i just pull on them and they'll pop out?
ryan s
they dont think it
In this car, when in doubt, pull straight up 
Everything inside the car goes up or out, straight...well, plastics that is.
Everything inside the car goes up or out, straight...well, plastics that is.
seeitgo
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will it be okay if I placed my sub enclosure in my trunk so that my sub is facing upwards toward the sky?
i've seen it before, but is it good\bad for the sub?
i've seen it before, but is it good\bad for the sub?
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