Car Audio

[hockeydude]

[damian]

[hockeydude]

[James S]

[chuck]

[Brig]

[David Horn]

[damian]

[hockeydude]

[damian]

No, you probably won't be able to. The sub+amp connects to the headunit, not the speakers.

As for the thump, you should concentrate more on removing the XM->cassette link. Get a nice XM-ready headunit, perhaps with MP3 capabilities (like one) as well as an XM tuner, something like .

Can't find anything on google? Don't tell me you're serious.

Read it up.

[hockeydude]

Nah, I like the portable XM unit. I can play it in the house and the car.

Thanks for the google. Usually I can find anything I want on goole....guess I just didnt use the right words this time. hah. I was more interested in finding the OEM speakers and such so I could find out what kind of watt's they can support.

[damian]

Take them out and see the stickers on the backs of them. By the way, wattage doesn't necessarily equate to "thump".

[suchiaruzu]

I'm gonna get one of those radios with a motorized monitor (comes around 600 bucks) and attach my 2nd unit PC to it. 20GB for MP3s, TV card, DVD Drive, Navigation, the internet - you name it! Alternatively, I might get a PSOne screen and use that. It's gonna be fuckin' badass.

[hockeydude]

I looked at the back of the Rear speaker and took down all the info. They are Delco speakers, but it doesnt say anything about wattage. I tried to find the part number on google....but I couldnt. DANG....why is this so complicated. I just want my car to thump a little! hahah :D

It did have this symbol but I dont know what it means. That u shaped thing looks familiar but I cant seem to think of what it means.

[damian]

I'm pretty sure it means 9.5 ohms, but I might be wrong. That has nothing to do with wattage, though.

Pretty much any decently-priced and decently-branded speakers (say, $50 Pioneers) will almost certainly blow away stock speakers from a 10-year-old mediocre car.