MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Sat Nav and Car Audio => Topic started by: vik2001 on January 09, 2013, 10:59:41 am
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i have a ED30 GTI. i wanted to put a sub woofer in the back that doesnt take up to much room and doesnt vibrate the crap out of the car.
i have the upgraded sound pack so already have a amp under the passenger seat. i just wanted the bass to be more punchy but not crazy.
can anyone recommend anything? i have a RNS510 installed ver H. i wanted the subwoofer to work of the RNS510 and the amp supplied by VW ont he upgraded sound pack. is this possible?
can anyone recommend something suitable for this sort of setup?
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I can't remember who but someone was arranging boot installs of subs, included fibreglass mould to hold the sub and in the same colour as the boot carpet.
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I can't remember who but someone was arranging boot installs of subs, included fibreglass mould to hold the sub and in the same colour as the boot carpet.
you should look at the Alpine SWE-815 8 - Got mine for £105. It only an 8" but puches like a 10 or 12, and its nice and small. Because like you, i need my boot space, this sub doesnt really take that much room.
It also got the sub built in, so it wont strain your current under seat amp :happy2:
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i jsut had a look at this now, can you advised how you wired it up to work with the current rns510.
bare in mind i got the upgraded sound pack, and a amp under the passenger seat.
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http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=;topic=52403.0
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http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=;topic=52403.0
May look nice, but i would prefer a quick removable one ( for when the boot gets real full) plus, not sure what the acoustics would be like straight on to that bare metal (saying that you sound carpet it) :party:
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i jsut had a look at this now, can you advised how you wired it up to work with the current rns510.
bare in mind i got the upgraded sound pack, and a amp under the passenger seat.
Im not 100% with the RNS, but it should have some component out ports for a sub ( red and White) then just a thin blue wire for the remote, so it switch off when the unit turns off.....
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I can't remember who but someone was arranging boot installs of subs, included fibreglass mould to hold the sub and in the same colour as the boot carpet.
you should look at the Alpine SWE-815 8 - Got mine for £105. It only an 8" but puches like a 10 or 12, and its nice and small. Because like you, i need my boot space, this sub doesnt really take that much room.
It also got the sub built in, so it wont strain your current under seat amp :happy2:
Looks good that, might get one. Dont think I can run this off my standard RCD300 though, no amp outputs.
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I can't remember who but someone was arranging boot installs of subs, included fibreglass mould to hold the sub and in the same colour as the boot carpet.
you should look at the Alpine SWE-815 8 - Got mine for £105. It only an 8" but puches like a 10 or 12, and its nice and small. Because like you, i need my boot space, this sub doesnt really take that much room.
It also got the sub built in, so it wont strain your current under seat amp :happy2:
Looks good that, might get one. Dont think I can run this off my standard RCD300 though, no amp outputs.
Correct, you cant run a sub from the RCD300, but there are a lot of medium / decent head set out there now for about £50-£100 which would work fine.
The improvement in the audio once you take the bass strain off the main speaker is massive. so much better sound