Starting to edit my audio
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Starting to edit my audio I need some help definitly!
So I have a 12" Diamond Audio sub that I'm going to put in my 02 Trans Am, I'm going to make a box and it will fit in the small little cubby hole..
I also bought a HiFonics Zeus ZX4000 Amplifier 400 rms...
What else am I going to have to plan on? I have the stock Monsoon 500 watt sound system, am I going to have to change anything with it, or any recommendations from anybody or words of wisdom? Thank you very much!
So I have a 12" Diamond Audio sub that I'm going to put in my 02 Trans Am, I'm going to make a box and it will fit in the small little cubby hole..
I also bought a HiFonics Zeus ZX4000 Amplifier 400 rms...
What else am I going to have to plan on? I have the stock Monsoon 500 watt sound system, am I going to have to change anything with it, or any recommendations from anybody or words of wisdom? Thank you very much!
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Read the FAQ thread at the top of this forum. That should answer everything you want.
In short, you will need a line output convertor to connect your amp to the stock headunit. Also, RCA's to actually connect the amp and a regular amp wiring kit. Total $$ should be around $70-$80 for all. Check out www.knukonceptz.com for wiring. And good luck with the box. Not impossible by any means, but not easy. I suggest using fiberglass if you're not already. If you haven't worked with fiberglass in the past, don't worry. I found it extremely easy to work with.
In short, you will need a line output convertor to connect your amp to the stock headunit. Also, RCA's to actually connect the amp and a regular amp wiring kit. Total $$ should be around $70-$80 for all. Check out www.knukonceptz.com for wiring. And good luck with the box. Not impossible by any means, but not easy. I suggest using fiberglass if you're not already. If you haven't worked with fiberglass in the past, don't worry. I found it extremely easy to work with.
You can get a box from www.subthump.com, but they only come cut for a 8" or 10" sub. A 12" sub would need more space I think.
