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shadow1993
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Hi,
I have an Audi A3 2.0TDI SE 2004 Non Bose.
I was looking into replacing the Crappy sub in the boot with a sub i have lying around. (Came out of Logitech Z5500 5.1 PC Speakers) There is limited info on the sub but from what i can tell its 188w at 8ohms resistance... (this could be a problem)
Only reason i want to use this sub is because i have it and its for free.. or am i better off buying another sub?
I have good practical skills with building custom enclosures etc but im not so good on the electronics side.
My question is:
Can i use the existing "Signal In" that goes to the crappy 50W Amp inside the subwoofer to deliver the signal to a new amplifier?
This would save me from running new input wires from the HU? (if that makes sense)
I do realize i need a power cable but that i can deal with.
I plan on getting a 4 channel amp so i can bridge two connections to power the sub and 2 to power the rear speakers. ( because after reading through 18 pages of this section of the forum i realised i cant use the existing crap-amp to power my new 10" logitech sub even temporarily)
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
I have an Audi A3 2.0TDI SE 2004 Non Bose.
I was looking into replacing the Crappy sub in the boot with a sub i have lying around. (Came out of Logitech Z5500 5.1 PC Speakers) There is limited info on the sub but from what i can tell its 188w at 8ohms resistance... (this could be a problem)
Only reason i want to use this sub is because i have it and its for free.. or am i better off buying another sub?
I have good practical skills with building custom enclosures etc but im not so good on the electronics side.
My question is:
Can i use the existing "Signal In" that goes to the crappy 50W Amp inside the subwoofer to deliver the signal to a new amplifier?
This would save me from running new input wires from the HU? (if that makes sense)
I do realize i need a power cable but that i can deal with.
I plan on getting a 4 channel amp so i can bridge two connections to power the sub and 2 to power the rear speakers. ( because after reading through 18 pages of this section of the forum i realised i cant use the existing crap-amp to power my new 10" logitech sub even temporarily)
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks