4by4th
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I worked for years and several itterations to get a decent sounding system in the Cherokee. It has a pair of 6-inch Bazooka Tubes powered by a 300 watt amp with a low pass filter, which is also amplifying the front speakers.
I'd like to add more bass to the 4Runner's stock (non-JBL) system and wonder if an amplified Bazzoka Tube would be an easy addition or not. They have speaker level inputs, so the hardest thing would be tapping into the speaker wires (rear?) and adding a splitter. I had a speaker splitter like that in the old Nissan that I picked up from Radio Shack, that had inputs for 4 speaker wires and outputs for 8, with a fader control.
Any experience with a set up like this?
Single 8" or 10" Tube is what I'm thinking about. It's worked great in the Jeep and they're easy to remove to get out of the way or take out for vehicle repair. That's important since I had a nice set of behind-the-seat speakers stolen from the Nissan stealer during an exhaust manifold replacement. They did pay my insurance deductable but it was still a hassle.
I'd like to add more bass to the 4Runner's stock (non-JBL) system and wonder if an amplified Bazzoka Tube would be an easy addition or not. They have speaker level inputs, so the hardest thing would be tapping into the speaker wires (rear?) and adding a splitter. I had a speaker splitter like that in the old Nissan that I picked up from Radio Shack, that had inputs for 4 speaker wires and outputs for 8, with a fader control.
Any experience with a set up like this?
Single 8" or 10" Tube is what I'm thinking about. It's worked great in the Jeep and they're easy to remove to get out of the way or take out for vehicle repair. That's important since I had a nice set of behind-the-seat speakers stolen from the Nissan stealer during an exhaust manifold replacement. They did pay my insurance deductable but it was still a hassle.
