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Stereo and subwoofer
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rockstar
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Posted: 03/15/09
02:46 PM
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I am going to install a new head unit, speakers, and a sub in the center console. I am cheap so I am going to get whatever is on sale at Wally-World. Probably going to be the sony xplode stereo and speakers. Does any know or know of a link for putting the sub in the center console? I remember a forum with pictures and all, I just can't seem to find it again. And does anyone know what the largest size sub I can fit in the center console? I am open for comments, recommendations, suggestions, and any ideas to make this work, but look good. Thanks!
I am awesome at breaking stuff....fixing it is another story!
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mc89140
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| Joined: 02/07
Posted: 03/15/09
07:34 PM
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Not sure what size sub will fit in the center console and look good. The factory sub is a 6.5 dual voice coil 2 ohm unit mounted in a plastic enclosure that has a small amp built into it. I think it's about a 75 watt unit. Good luck and let me know how it turns out. I am needing to replace my tiny sub.
One factory sub r&r thread:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=579589&highlight=removing+center+console
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mc89140
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Posted: 03/31/09
03:21 PM
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Anyone have a wire diagram for the factory subwoofer for an 04 TJ? I am finally getting around to replacing the sub.
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mc89140
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Posted: 04/01/09
09:50 AM
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 mc89140:
Not sure what size sub will fit in the center console and look good. The factory sub is a 6.5 dual voice coil 2 ohm unit mounted in a plastic enclosure that has a small amp built into it. I think it's about a 75 watt unit. Good luck and let me know how it turns out. I am needing to replace my tiny sub.
One factory sub r&r thread:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=579589&highlight=removing+center+console
Well I replaced the factory subwoofer today. It's pretty well documented in the previous link:
As far as the wiring goes red is a pos and black is a pos for one channel of the dual voice coil and the grey and brown are the pos and neg for the other channel. I used the red and black to tie into the sub and it sounds good. As far as a 6.5 sub powered by the factory amp can anyways. I thought about tieing the two pos and two negs together buy from the local audio shop's information that would lead to premature failure of the amp.
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Posted: 04/30/09
06:30 AM
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How did this work out for you. I have an '01 Wrangler and my factory sub is blown, thanks to a walmart mp3 player. I was thinking about replacing it but wasn't sure if it was possible.
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danrus
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| Joined: 05/09
Posted: 05/26/09
03:54 PM
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Essentials by Quadratec.com offers a console that uses a 8in sub a 200 or 400 watt amp and a locking compartment for ur head unit "intra-pod subwoofer console"part #14136.101 at www.quadratec.com or 1-800-745-5337
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cables
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| Joined: 02/09
Posted: 06/01/09
12:25 PM
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B.M.
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mc89140
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Posted: 06/01/09
06:31 PM
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Well I replaced the sub two months ago and it still sounds good. Sounds just as good as the factory one did, maybe a hair better. But, that might be just because I installed it. hehe
The sub replacement is pretty easy and well documented on the following link
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=579589&highlight=removing+center+console
Just remember it is a tiny amp @ 75 watts at best and it's a 6.5 sub so it will not be making any teenagers envy from the sound.
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