Well I guess now I should also add the upgrades that I have done not many yet.
Well I put in a Pioneer KEH-M3000QR as well as a CDX-M30 also have out of the
truck a GM-3400 and a CD-621. Myself I haven't gotten into car audio stuff all
that much never had the money to do it right. Anyway now that I have all this
pioneer equipment I would like to make things happen a little more. Now if
there is someone out there that can suggest a good way to hook all this up right
well it would be nice. Now that there is something that I can put a sub or two
into, and have it fix into the truck. Anyway if your not all that clear on
older pioneer stuff my deck is 25W x 2 / 15W x 4(EIAJ)(what ever that is) and
the amp(GM-3400) is 80W x 4 / 180W x 2 / 60W x 2 + 180W x 1(EIAJ) crossover
(CD-621) well not sure what specifications I would have to put down. Not sure
of the state of the amp it was one of those garage sale find's that you just
couldn't pass up at $15 bucks Can. for both the amp and crossover.
P.S. question on putting the amp into the thunderform still not clear why I ask
is kuzz...well...the amp is a big ass, size wise anyway at 264 (W) x 52 (H) x
335 (D)mm (to dam big to fix under my seat) plus will this sound good under a
seat with a kid on top of it in a car seat.
Thanks
Jay Dodge . . .
Ohm347@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 09/22/2000 12:05:57 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> jdodge@telusplanet.net writes:
>
> << Anyway I was wondering if MTX is the only MFG. for these things, and
> also do any of you out there know if a old Pioneer amp would fit into
> this thing also what else could I put in with this install and would a
> car seat on top of it, be a waste of time and money to put it in.
>
> Thanks
> >>
> jlaudio has one as well. it holds a single 8 inch though. as for the amp
> question...the thunderforms didn't used to come with an amp. apparently you
> can get them with a built in amp now. i don't know if the one for the club
> cab would come with a built in amp because it looks the same as the older
> ones that were ampless and if you were to build an amp into it the volume
> lossed in the enclosure by the introduction of an amp would have to come from
> somewhere. i don't know what your listening habits are or what kind of music
> you listen to but if you are not to fussy about sound quality then get the
> loaded version and bolt an amp of sufficient wattage under your seat and you
> are done. i'm assuming that this is probably the best route for you by the
> fact that you didn't mention any stereo upgrades that you had allready done
> to your truck. the mtx will give you the low end punch that you are looking
> for. or you could do what i am going to do and buy the mtx unloaded and get
> your local stereo shop to put one set of subs after another till you find the
> ones you like.
> good luck
> derek
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