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DrSpeed111 · 09-25-2000, 01:33 AM

i regularly install stereo equipment, and i know a couple guys at al and ed's. there are plenty of other places in the area (around pasadena and such) that will install a sub. i know a person, his name is eli, and he owns vivelli's, and tint and sterero shop in alhambra. what basically happens is that you tap out of the signal of the rear speakers, and plug it into you amp. the monsoon system may have dedicated amps for each speaker (a la bose), so that may make it difficult. i suggest installing it yourself, not let any of your friends touch it. you're not destroying your sound system, and NUXX above was saying. you're merely accentuating it with deeper base. stock systems are great, but you wanna add your own personal touch. i think a sub is a good investment. make sure you get a twin voice coil sub and a sealed box...look at a jl sub and eclipse/ppi amp..thats a good bet.

good luck

09-25-2000, 01:33 AM	#3
DrSpeed111 Ensign Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 16	pluggin sub i regularly install stereo equipment, and i know a couple guys at al and ed's. there are plenty of other places in the area (around pasadena and such) that will install a sub. i know a person, his name is eli, and he owns vivelli's, and tint and sterero shop in alhambra. what basically happens is that you tap out of the signal of the rear speakers, and plug it into you amp. the monsoon system may have dedicated amps for each speaker (a la bose), so that may make it difficult. i suggest installing it yourself, not let any of your friends touch it. you're not destroying your sound system, and NUXX above was saying. you're merely accentuating it with deeper base. stock systems are great, but you wanna add your own personal touch. i think a sub is a good investment. make sure you get a twin voice coil sub and a sealed box...look at a jl sub and eclipse/ppi amp..thats a good bet. good luck __________________ Constipated people don't give a crap.