Two questions: 1. Will it fit in a 2003 BMW 325i? 2. For those with experience in subwoofers, how do these compare to the JL Audio CP212-W0v3?
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They are big that's For sure I have them in a 2000 mazda 626 and there a pain to get them in. And to compare them to a JL. I'll just say you get What you pay for but I trust Rockford
1220951
The best is slot ported as shown on the screen. I build my own and they always sound better.I got 2 cheap 20 dollar subs for my girlfriend and they sounded great.. Yes it will fit...
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I'd say this model but If your looking to get the full potential from yours subs(I don't know what kind of jl's you own but still , there jl's) run a different amp, this amp runs 3-400 watts rms on its best days, it does this job, just not the best, it's a great bang on a budget, installed it on a buddies system and his 10" power acoustik does alright with it, if your gonna use this amp, I'd suggest buying two
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It's a really nice box, hope you have plenty room it's a decent size and very deep for big magnet subs and has a labryth build for deep bass. I don't know what ohms your going to run. I think that subwoofer is 4ohm you can look up how to wire it down to 2ohm, sometimes even in the installation instructions. But I love that box and I'm only pushing 500 watts and it shakes my SUV, I'm using pure copper wires throughout my setup though.
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I don't believe there is enough clearance behind the BOSE sub in your car, unless you can fabricate a really decent "spacer." Also, have you seen the factory amp in the 350z? It's tiny and won't push this far. You should be able to purchase the 2 Ohm version of this sub, wire it in 1 Ohm, and use it for a little while to get the most out of it. It will probably sound OK. The factory BOSE subs are 2 ohm, but with the OEM amp, it shouldn't be much of an issue short term.
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HI You wont regret it..but they come in Packages of 2...so thats even better than you thought huh?...giggle..they're worth every dollar~ Enjoy....a little side note commenting on the below comment..*the best thing to do..to make sure they fit..*go to Crutchfield.com..they will tell you exactly what you'll have to do ...you just ad your car make and model..which speakers you want..door, back panels etc..and they will come up with a list..or you put these in to make sure they fit...and most times..its a minor adjustment...that way...Yoo dont have to go chasing around looking for them...
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They work perfectly on my subwoofer. Be sure to check that youw subwoofer requires a double plug, though. Some use single plug interlinks.
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As long as the car has at least a speaker port that is 6and a half inches. The speakers will come with a modifier. I originally was trying to purchase these from this site. And ended up geting the P16 THAT ARE ONLY 6 INCHES I had them installed with the modifiers and a dampenings cups and they are blowing so loud that it can drowned a 1200w sub. U will be very happy with these speakers &#128163;
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Std( midgrade )sub will fit but you'll get better sound from a shallow mount sub due to inadequate air space. I have a kicker cvt in mine and it gives me great bass all around
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It really depends on your box tuning I used a plan from mark over at car audio fabrication on YouTube he specifically designed the enclosure for the sub to eliminate port noise and such, but anyways I built that enclosure tuned to 35hz I think the f3 is 23-28 I can't remember off the top of my head but I've had it play pretty well at 25 around twenty it starts to drop off and get quiet all u hear then is mainly air noise and motor noise. Hopefully that helps.
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no it won't, I have a 2013 Accord Sport and have a p300-12 installed, I just tapped into the rear speakers for the line in. I took my car to the dealer to get it worked on and they never said anything, I didn't alter any of the cars electronics so It was fine to do. Also this is a really sweet sub, I had the p300-10 then got the p300-12 because I wanted some more thud as I listen to a lot of hip hop. But yea it won't rattle your trunk, you can always adjust the gain to lower the amount of bass. I would recommend getting some sound deadening material installed after the sub install if you notice any unwanted noise. You can do your whole trunk for about 100 bucks.
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Installed mine in the exact same truck. Fits like a glove unless your name is OJ... Ps: if you're keeping the stock sub woofer, you'll get a nasty power up "thump" unless you wire in a 1k ohm resistor on the amp turn on output from your aftermarket deck. The stock amplifier only accepts about 5 volts, any more and it "pops" through the sub. The resistor drops the 12 volts your deck puts out to the proper 5 or so.
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I don't know but, I would not buy this subwoofer as the one I purchased failed to work very shortly after my purchase.
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You should be fine. I use mine in a Jeep Wrangler with a factory overhead soundbar. I've had plenty of volume even with the top off. Maybe you would need the pre-amp if you have a big subwoofer.
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Go to Kicker support website, it has the exact dimensions of this sub. You need to measure your car's spot/hole diameter and dept to see if it will fit. I don't know if the "mach audio upgrade" has a sub already but if it does you should be able to wire this one with the same cables, may need to cut the tips. Only draw back with a stock system is it may not exploit the full power of this sub
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I haven't looked at the plug-in's since I hoooked it up over a year ago. Looking at the owners manual for my 3313 CIE3, there is SUB 1, primary and SUB 2, seconday jacks. The suround and suround back jacks seperate the SUB 1 & 2 jacks.
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Mister Ernest , I am certain that any Infinity system or Boston acoustic will sound a lot better than these Jl s. I have infinitys in my camaro and these Jl s in my suv . 4 way amps for speakers and seperate mono amp for sub in each car . I know JL s are superb in subwoofers ( i had those too before) but these c2 are not good . ( I listen fron Bocelli to dream theater ) Good luck . John.