High performance audio solution for seemingly-unserious racing enthusiasts!
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You will have an opinion on this topic. We may not have the same opinion, but that's what comments are for. I explain the approach, reasoning, and perform a series of tests on these performance subwoofers and give you another slice of this car's story. Don't worry, I'll take this one back to the track for more testing beyond what we do here!
Performance is relative. Anything is high performance if it does more than it's supposed to. I install a pair of MTX 8" under-seat subwoofers into a car I insist must have a decent stereo in because I use it for so much more than racing. It's not a race car. It just happens to have a whole lot of racing modifications that complicated (for me) the installation of these subwoofers. But the end result allowed me to do a whole lot more than just vastly increase the amount of bass I experience while driving.
I have daily driven this car for the past 10 days and can attest that these subwoofers are superior to what I had in every way. They are for THIS car. If you insist on playing your music loud enough to feel it, and your environment isn't perfect, then these things by all means are extremely high performance subwoofers. Nobody paid me to promote these, and liking music doesn't make me an audiophile. I'm just using my fun as ballast.
Here's the link for the MTX TN8MS at Crutchfield:
www.crutchfield.com/S-K2lnpkk...
There are many other brands and sizes of these under-seat subwoofers available, and I selected mine based on size, combined power output, frequency response and price. If there's anything I could add that's not in the video... if you use two separate subwoofers like I did to give each channel its own subwoofer, make sure that on each amplified subwoofer that you split that signal to BOTH L&R inputs. They are twice as loud if you do. There's no switch to built in function to do this, so you'll need a splitter for the L&R channels. Most people would probably only install one of these and not need it at all. It also has line level inputs, and if you were installing two of these on a factory stereo that doesn't have RCA's I would imagine you'd still need to do the same thing with the line level inputs. It wants both input signals for maximum performance.
22 окт 2022
