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I supported Toymods
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June 2002
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Re: Subs + '75 TA22 + Fuel Tank
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Wed, 02 July 2003 20:07
 
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i'm not an audio guru, but, from personal experience :
you need a big amp to power those subs. they will sound shit if you don't believe me.
i'd personally use the jaycar AA0435 - its a 4 x 100w amp - $450 - if your'e up in sydney chat with witzl - i think he can get stuff cheaper.
you can bridge it into 2 channels (one for each sub) - which will give you 300w RMS (i checked the specs on your subs at pioneeraus.com.au - which says 600 peak 300 rms - so this will take care of your subs just fine.
you may find your subs drown out everything, you'll need to spend time fiddling with it to get the sound how you like it dude - try balancing everything up by adjusting the crossover point on your sub amp/adjusting the level a bit to tone em down if things get too muddy.
eventually when my ta22 gets done it will have splits on the back shelf and 2 x 10" JBL's in enclosures in the boot. the head unit on the other hand will be nowhere to be seen. actually neither will the splits or subs (unless you open the boot) for that matter.
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