I have Harman Kardon speakers installed in my Cascadia. Took them out from BMW that had a rollover. Paid $500 for it. I like my Pioneer Class D mono amp. I would change the sub but I have no space in the truck(don't want to put bulky box in the cab). The head unit is almost 10 year old but I like it. I had tried to change it to something newer but none of them I liked. This old head unit performs fantastic good.
Home sub woofer in truck
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Just replaced the head (cost me $3500 in total i.e labor/used head/ new studs / new gasket) and Im in the process of buying a trailer, so most of my investment is tied up in getting my lil volvo happy, before do the creature comforts.joseph1853, Cottonmouth85 and Diesel Dave Thank this. -
So your looking to purchase a real trailer, “Flatbed or Stepdeck” ? It’s the only way to roll........joseph1853 Thanks this. -
Maybe if I get a "good" flatbed driver, then do some team run, and take notes. Only time will tell.
Dry van will be it, for now...Nashville, joseph1853 and Diesel Dave Thank this. -
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I’m trying to install a 500w rms amp and a single shallow subwoofer in my daycab so should i install it like they do in the cars giving it power connection straight from battery or is there anything i should be aware of
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PS: if your sub in under 100w, just use a simple 12v plug to power it up when you'd like to use it. I've had it that way, so I can take the sub out when I was away for a while.joseph1853 Thanks this. -
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