TranceKrayz said:even when installing my amp, the guys who did it had to take out the seat. otherwise, i can't imagine how they'd be able to screw it down.
Good point!GYoter said:I was able to screw my amp down relatively easily without removing the seat. However i doubt that sub would easily go in w/o taking it out.
greasefingers said:I got a new Crutchfield catalog, today in the mail. They have a new item (sub) that is 3
TeryT said:do I have to disconnect one of the other speakers to use those leads to connect it?
That's great! Think I'll get one of these Clarions - they seem to have decent reviews. I guess the most involved thing will be picking up power from my head units accessory wire - not looking forward to taking that consule & dash apart!Cleric said:You should be able to tap in, maintaining all of your existing channels.
Which one did you try - the Clarion or the Kenwood?kimboy said:It won't fit. I've tried. Luckily Crutchfield is good with returns.
Great! Cuz I'm hoping the more slender Clarion will fit! It's over an inch less than the Kenwood thickness.kimboy said:I tried the Kenwood Woox.
Also, please note you will have to go to best buy or cuircuit city for the harnesses and RCA adaptors.
I am currently looking into a setup that uses the scion HU.
It may come down to Infinitiy Speakers and an amp. (No sub in the back cause it takes up to much space and can get stolen pretty easily)