Re: subwoofer

[Bryan Brannigan <brannigan.bryan@softhome.net>]

If you hook it up to both rear speakers, I think the grounds (-) would end
up connecting and the speakers wouldn't work.  Also the resistence would go
up and probably blow the head unit amp.( this happened on my home stereo)
I would recommend getting a cheap amp and a box, it will sound much better
then free air.  

At 09:18 AM 11/11/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I was wondering how I should hook up a stereo system in my 'rocco. I can't
>stand the two 4x6's in the back, so I think I'm going to throw in two 6x9's
>in the rear hatch. But here's my real question. There is a hole cut out of
>the center of the rear hatch for a 6x9 speaker, but I don't want just one
>6x9 in the middle of the hatch, so I was thinking about putting one 10" sub
>in the hole. I picked up a cheap 10" sub to try it out, but I want to make
>sure I hook it up right. Do you need to wire it directly to the stereo, or
>two the rear speakers. I've never hooked one up before. The sub has the
>regular + and - hookups, but two tabs for each. Do I run a wire to each tab
>from each of the the back speakers? Also I was wondering what this problem
>is: when I turn up the stereo to the two back 4x6's (original speakers)
>after a point in volume they just stop playing sound and just do a clicking
>sound. Any thoughts?
>
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