Infinity Basslink
05-24-2001, 08:50 AM
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Infinity Basslink
Just picked up an Infinity Basslink unit. I plan on running it line level behind the stock amp for the subwoofer.
I have a few questions:
1) Is there any existing power to the back or do i definately have to run battery leads?
2) Has anyone run both stock and afermarket subs in line together? This Infinity sub isnt going to break windows, I just want it to add a little more low end to the stock system. It is powered so running it line level is possible.
Let me know if I'm crazy or should run line level from rear door speakers.
I have a few questions:
1) Is there any existing power to the back or do i definately have to run battery leads?
2) Has anyone run both stock and afermarket subs in line together? This Infinity sub isnt going to break windows, I just want it to add a little more low end to the stock system. It is powered so running it line level is possible.
Let me know if I'm crazy or should run line level from rear door speakers.
05-31-2001, 01:56 PM
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yes. please tell us how it sounds. Im very interested since i dont really want a system thats TOO loud but i still want clean bass from inside of the car. please tell us everything.... and soon.
05-31-2001, 03:11 PM
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My plan was to run off the amp speaker outs, all four outputs, as the Basslink uses them to have non-fading bass.
It says in the manual I downloaded from the Infinity site that it takes a 25amp fuse. No way you are going to find that much spare power accessible from a wire in the trunk. I think it has to be a hookup from the battery.
OK, now I have to admit that I'm planning to put it in my 95 Legend Coupe. I check the TL forum sometimes, and I checked it today specifically to see if anyone was running a Basslink.
Please report back on your progress.
It says in the manual I downloaded from the Infinity site that it takes a 25amp fuse. No way you are going to find that much spare power accessible from a wire in the trunk. I think it has to be a hookup from the battery.
OK, now I have to admit that I'm planning to put it in my 95 Legend Coupe. I check the TL forum sometimes, and I checked it today specifically to see if anyone was running a Basslink.
Please report back on your progress.
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06-08-2001, 04:14 PM
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Originally posted by szk3x3:
Got it in, sounds great.....ran it in parallel to the existing subs. gived just the right amount of bass for me.
Got it in, sounds great.....ran it in parallel to the existing subs. gived just the right amount of bass for me.
I've tried putting a Kappa perfect 12" sub in the trunk before driven by a Kenwood Excelon 350W RMS amp with extremely disappointing results...the whole thing was booming and reveberating like a gangster ride...yuck!
06-08-2001, 05:14 PM
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