using stock amp for aftermarket sub
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using stock amp for aftermarket sub
is it possible to use the factory non navi (TSX) to hook up a aftermarket sub?
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is it possible to somehow take the 6x9 woofer and connect, maybe bridge left and right, to an aftermarket sub?
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is it possible to somehow take the 6x9 woofer and connect, maybe bridge left and right, to an aftermarket sub?
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Originally Posted by euroStyle
is it possible to use the factory non navi (TSX) to hook up a aftermarket sub?
or
is it possible to somehow take the 6x9 woofer and connect, maybe bridge left and right, to an aftermarket sub?
or
is it possible to somehow take the 6x9 woofer and connect, maybe bridge left and right, to an aftermarket sub?
It would be a total waste of time, because the OEM amp is like 18W x 8 if rated using the CEA-2004 rating. It uses two 4-channel high-power deck amp chips inside (which are internally bridged). These ICs do lousy at low-frequency power response.
Better off either upgrading the 6x9s or getting a sub and an amp.
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