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So it doesnt work?
I'm not sure...I coulnd't really tell a difference but like I said I haven't really tested the system prior and I'm not sure I have the hearing skills to know the difference.
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So it doesnt work?
So it doesnt work?
well its your truck so i cant tell you how to set it up, but you should never have to go above 120h for a woofer. try replacing your speakers and adding an amp. when you tune the system drop the crossover on the speaker amp to 110 hz and turn the sub amp to 110hz that way there is no gap. but first things first, that sony head unit is horrible, so until you use a cleansweep or replace it you are not going to have good sound.The change I noticed was that the sub sounded less plasticy (sp?) and a bit more solid/ less hollow. The sony sub is more of a woofer than true sub. When I replace mine, there was a gap in sound in the upper bass due to my new amp's crossover being set at 80Hz. Having the Sony crossover and the amp crossover both active can cause a cascading crossover problem. I tried a higher setting, but got the best upper bass responce when I set it to full range. Just a word of caution for when you do replace the sub. My amp highest low pass setting was 220hz and still lacked bass until I set it to full range and relied on the Sony's crossover.
If I went to components, I would def. need new amp, processor and/or head unit. The Sony can handle the tweets fine. I think components need more power than the Sony can offer. But for now they do fine for now. Funny how much people spend on systems to listen to mp3s.