Infinity Subwoofer Replacement
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 199
Likes: 0
From: Novi, MI
Line level converter again CONFIRMED TO WORK.
I used a line level converter I bought from Best Buy to tap into the subwoofer wiring. I turned the converter levels down pretty low though and I did not turn up the gain on the amp all of the way. I have a 350 watt RMS amp hooked up to a 300 watt RMS 12" sub and it was overpowering the music, so I had to turn it down.
NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE. There is no question that this is a MUST-DO upgrade if you enjoy music w/ low end.
If I didn't get such a good deal on my sub I probably would have purchased an 8" JL to throw in the factory enclosure for the sake of storage space.
NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE. There is no question that this is a MUST-DO upgrade if you enjoy music w/ low end.
If I didn't get such a good deal on my sub I probably would have purchased an 8" JL to throw in the factory enclosure for the sake of storage space.
JK Junkie
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 3,193
Likes: 2
From: Boston, MA
I used a line level converter I bought from Best Buy to tap into the subwoofer wiring. I turned the converter levels down pretty low though and I did not turn up the gain on the amp all of the way. I have a 350 watt RMS amp hooked up to a 300 watt RMS 12" sub and it was overpowering the music, so I had to turn it down.
NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE. There is no question that this is a MUST-DO upgrade if you enjoy music w/ low end.
If I didn't get such a good deal on my sub I probably would have purchased an 8" JL to throw in the factory enclosure for the sake of storage space.
NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE. There is no question that this is a MUST-DO upgrade if you enjoy music w/ low end.
If I didn't get such a good deal on my sub I probably would have purchased an 8" JL to throw in the factory enclosure for the sake of storage space.
