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Add bass to your 4runner easily...

rubberducky

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For Sale is a barely used Infinity Basslink T. Here are the specs:

-10" woofer and two 10" passive radiators
-Class D 250-watt amplifier
-compact polymer enclosure
-wired volume control with 16-foot cable
-frequency response 20-120 Hz
-low-pass crossover variable from 50-120 Hz (at 12 dB per octave)
-line-level inputs (remote turn on required)
-speaker-level inputs with auto turn-on
-phase control
-bass boost adjusts from -6 dB to +3 dB at 40 Hz
-25-amp fuse
-40-1/4"W x 14-3/4"H x 6-1/2"(D1), 3-3/4"(D2)

sells for $500 at Crutchfield

And can be had on Ebay for approx $320 shipped.

This unit has 4 holes in the mounting flange from having been previously mounted. It includes everything the unit is sold with. There is a slick remote gain control that I mounted in the dash cubby.

In addition, I'm packaging a euroworks toyota amplifier adaptor kit (this plugs right into the back of your toyota/scion HU and has RCA outputs and a remote turn-on). As well as an 8ga amp wiring kit (though the unit will accept speaker level inputs as well). Basically almost everything you need to easily add bass to your factory radio. I say almost because when I'd done the install, the included RCAs (they have right angles at one end) were about 18" short when run from behind the head unit to the driver's side kick panel, along the driver's side door sills, to the back. I recommend that you buy a 1.5' to 3' set of RCAs and couplers and install them in the front of the car.

Please don't ask if I'll sell the amplifier adaptor seperately. I may do so if there isn't any interest in the package deal.

All of this for $300 + shipping. Preference to local buyers.
 

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I may be interested in this sub. Will it work with the JBL system? And where are you located? What would shipping be to zip 27701? Thanks.
 
The RCA harness will only plug directly into the back of a non-JBL system. You still can use the box by tapping into speaker level signals. This should be relatively easy since your JBL amp is in the back, near where the box would mount.

Look HERE for installation instructions. You want figure 9, only you'll be tapping into the lines as they exit the amp.

I'll sell it without the amp adaptor but with the amp install kit (power wire, ground wire, fuse & connections) for $250 + shipping. $270 total.
 

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