Thread: Saab Dual coil sub wiring

This guy.

Someone halp this guy.

Ehhh... that'd work. You would use a line output converter.... not a crossover. Small in-line capacitors can be used as high pass or low pass filters, although an aftermarket amplifier with even a rudimentary LPF will mitigate the need for those. You could use some on your interior speakers to help filter some bass out without turning down the setting, which would effect your sub. This is assuming you want to keep the stock headunit. Honestly though, go ahead and install an aftermarket amplifier... it'll give you more options once you get tired of the output of that sub (I'm betting that you will). Honestly, with your tendency to prefer quality over volume, a single sealed 12 would do wonders. I'm partial to Obsidian Audio subs for awesome sealed performance. If you wish to spend a bit more, check out the TC epic subs on parts express. Of course, the sky's the limit here. I bet that a single Obsidian 12 in 1.5 cube sealed enclosure on 500 rms or so would blend very well (with proper tuning), as well as getting a little rowdy for your frisky times. Whatever you decide to do, best of luck to ya.

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