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GlassWolf wrote:Infinity Basslink or Basslink II
self contained, amplified sub. works well, does great for low end fill.
no need to buy a sub box, etc.. its an all in one solution.

Wolf, I have 100 watts just sitting there waiting in the trunk (Alpine is mounted under the rear deck)...
Plus, I hear the nips don't allow much overhead in their charging system and would rather not chance overtaxing it.
Are the Bazooka tubes that bad?

I have had one... they are good for starters but they rattle and they kinda sound not so good.

lgchristianson wrote: Are the Bazooka tubes that bad?

The Bazooka tubes aren't good for the range that I'm sure you're looking to get to have a good sound.
Not to steer you away from a product, but I could do a Massive Audio PW10 in a sealed enclosure for $100 bucks or better shipped, and since these have a rms rating of only 200 watts it would give you a nice clean sound.

cargodz wrote:The Bazooka tubes aren't good for the range that I'm sure you're looking to get to have a good sound.
Not to steer you away from a product, but I could do a Massive Audio PW10 in a sealed enclosure for $100 bucks or better shipped, and since these have a rms rating of only 200 watts it would give you a nice clean sound.

Cargodz, thanks for the offer...
What are the box dimensions?
Have a link or photo?

The JBL's Frequency Response is (±3dB) 45Hz - 23kHz
I assume the subs get me down in the 23Hz range and should filter out at around 50Hz?

lgchristianson wrote:Cargodz, thanks for the offer...
What are the box dimensions?
Have a link or photo?

Here's a link with to Massive's site on the PW10 http://massiveaudio.com/lowband/products/subwoofers/performance/pw-10.html and the box dimensions would be 12"H x 12"W x 10.5"D... so it's less than 1 square foot... approx. .75 after sub displacement.