Mtgrooves

Dec 22 2008

Sure you can use mono blocks to power mids and highs it's done in highend home systems all the time. However you will need a pair of the same amps for 2 channels. These mono blocks need to be full range as well so that means 20 - 20000htz which now a days means your paying big bucks for said mono blocks. Theirs sq guys with nothing but mono blocks going to their mids, back in the day I built a truck chalked full of mini Xtant monos running a shit pile of focal k2 powers! It was amazing and ran ice cold! Now we new what the F##k we were doing and had a endless budget. So Yes you can and if done well it's amazing!

Yeah and about 3 out of 5 other big rim owners. LMAO yep ive seen two people up here in friggin MT with em. one even had a rollpan too. looks like a white version of meades tahoe Where in Mt are u?

To make a Kenwood read a hard drive it must be formated in fat 32 and can not be bigger that 250 gigs.

Welcome to the wounder full world of online car stereo! That is all...

Aww the smell of fresh tar and in my car....What a head ache don't do it!

Just a question you ran that big blue wire up to your deck where the factory speaker wires are right and than tapped on to the factory wires right and than ran that back to the 4 channel amp right? Did you bypass the factory amp? Most of the dodge magnum's have a factory amped system and it needs to be bypassed. Or else your going to have major problems ie noise in the system and a toasted amp later.

I know that you could use a phone splitter with the old RF amps but I would just contact JBL and ask tech support most of the guys that I have talked too over the years at that company are pretty cool and know there shit

Check out Focal's K2 sub's there amazing! They also come in 13 inchers as well

They just got my vote!

Is waiting for a install to do at the shop but for now SMD will have to do!

Give me a Mc Gang Bang any day FTW!

And what Mythbuster bitches!