2012 sound system
JK Enthusiast
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From: Pawnee, OK
Originally Posted by ski-YA-later
I have used crutch field in the past... But now use sonic electronix for audio stuff I need. Fastest shipping of anything I have ever bought. Literally next day. Unbeatable prices, and always include the adapters wire harness and antenna connectors. They have an eBay store as well as a website.
JK Freak
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From: houston, tx
JK Freak
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From: houston, tx
interesting, havent heard of 'em til now.
ive pretty much decided on the Alpine PDX-v9 for its size & power (will mount under the steering wheel where the factory upgrade crap goes)....too bad Sonic doesnt have the PDX-v9 :(
ive pretty much decided on the Alpine PDX-v9 for its size & power (will mount under the steering wheel where the factory upgrade crap goes)....too bad Sonic doesnt have the PDX-v9 :(
JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Sacramento, CA
the infinity amp is a 6/8 channel. 2 for l r tweets, 2 for l r mids (or just bridged but I believe 8 challels). 2 for roll bars and 2 for sub. same watts per channel so sub is only gettin 2x the power of any other speaker when it should be getting at least 5x+
JK Freak
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From: fort wayne, IN
Originally Posted by calys003
Where is the amp? Is it built into the head unit?
JK Enthusiast
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From: Pawnee, OK
In my 07 I can take it out by removing the steering column panel and the little panel below it, unscrew and unplug the amp and pull it out through the back by the pedals. I would think that this would work on newer models but I'm not for sure... 