I gotta say, took about 2hrs to install (took my time hid all of the wiring). Used speaker level inputs and installed the remote bass knob. For a $158, this self-powered 200-watt bass in a small package rocks! Perfect compliment to stock mids/highs. If your on the fence about it go for it

 

pics ?

 

Tomorrow...I know..."this thread is worthless w/o pics"

 

158? where do you get for cheap? I thought 10" reflex unit was >300 or so.

How heavy is it, BTW?

 

Where did you mount it? I have one for my M3 and have one not installed in my EVO yet. +1 for pics.

 

Pics as promised...got it for $158 at the Base Exhange (military) with no tax. Most cost effective system I have ever installed. Plus it is super light!

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=4796849

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=4796848

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=4796847

 

Cool! That's where I have it mounted in my M3 as well. I'll probably install it in the same spot with my Evo. Thx for the pics!

 

how is the sound ? is it i guess.... boomy at all ? i have the stock sub and would like something better, or something to complement it... wish there was a way to hear a sound clip, but bass doesnt record so i guess i'm screwed with that one

 

Looks sweet, I've considered this setup myself a few times considering how inexpensive it is and how much little room it takes up.

 

you can't really record a speaker's output and expect to hear its sound quality through a different, probably much lower quality, set of speakers

 

looks nice...do you have trouble getting to the spare tire though

 

Nope...easy access.

 

2 hours to install!? Take your time? lol just teasing. Basslink is a nice piece for those who don't want the weight of a stereo in their car. I am probably going to buy one myself.

 

I put one in a few months ago, it's much nicer then the factory sub. Really it has a ton more bass then I thought it would, the car has some bump to it.

 

I'm very happy...any more bass the the trunk panels would rattle like crazy! I can only turn the gain half way up and the remote bass knob a third of the way.