No Subject: Actually Stereo and Subwoofer Suggestions

[dismiss@earthlink.net (The Judge)]

John:

Regarding your subwoofer question, get an amp.  What you need is preferably
a "four-way" with RCA output jacks and a subwoofer channel, as a two-way
will have to be rigged and will sound shitty.  A good 4-way with a
crossover will
regulate flow to the proper speakers and make you system sound better.  The
highs (tweeters) will not be "clipped", and the lows will be divided
between your stock woofers and the subwoofer.

Additionally, get a cheap "passive equalizer" and install it in your glove
compartment (so it doesn't get stolen; they are slim enough so as not to
take up any real space).  I had a multi-amp system with crossovers and
component Alpine speakers.  While I do not have it now (stolen, the
bastards), it sounded great.

Get your stereo stuff from the Crutchfield catalog in Charlottesville, VA.
Real cheap, great service/return policy and NO SALES TAX (unless you are in
VA.)

One more suggestion: Get an "add-on" CD changer.  Mine has a remote, has a
10 disc changer in the trunk (no stealin' this one) and hooked up to my
stock stereo for only $300.

Who the hell still owns tapes?

If you want the best sound, pay a little more.

The Judge