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Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 5:23 pm 
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TS-SW841D RRP: $229.00

20cm (8") Slimline Subwoofer

http://www.pioneer.com.au/products/car_ ... index.html

This may fit between the gas tank and your parcel shelf.

Slim and compact are not typical words associated with a subwoofer, but they perfectly describe the TS-SW841D. Only 7.5 cm deep, it revolutionises the very concepts of installation and application. It's a great choice for rear parcel shelves and other tight locations, or installations into a very compact box.

 

 

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Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 6:47 pm 
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TS-SW841D RRP: $229.00

20cm (8") Slimline Subwoofer

http://www.pioneer.com.au/products/car_ ... index.html

This may fit between the gas tank and your parcel shelf.

Slim and compact are not typical words associated with a subwoofer, but they perfectly describe the TS-SW841D. Only 7.5 cm deep, it revolutionises the very concepts of installation and application. It's a great choice for rear parcel shelves and other tight locations, or installations into a very compact box.


That's the one i have. it is way better than the factory one :D

and it runs fine off the factory amp :lol:

 

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Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 11:55 pm 
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i say don't use the 10"
they don't look too good at all.

you're better off leaving the 6x9's.
and working on a sound system.

 

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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:01 am 
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Yeah good 6x9s with a good quality amp sound great with great mid and decent bass.
Lightening Audio produce a great 6x9, well they did 2 years ago and say a two channel eclipse amp with 2x60wrms @4ohms will out handle the rest of the system.

Eclipse are great, as good as Rockford, cheap as chips secondhand too :)
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Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:33 pm 
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TS-SW841D RRP: $229.00

20cm (8") Slimline Subwoofer

http://www.pioneer.com.au/products/car_ ... index.html

This may fit between the gas tank and your parcel shelf.

Slim and compact are not typical words associated with a subwoofer, but they perfectly describe the TS-SW841D. Only 7.5 cm deep, it revolutionises the very concepts of installation and application. It's a great choice for rear parcel shelves and other tight locations, or installations into a very compact box.


That's the one i have. it is way better than the factory one :D

and it runs fine off the factory amp :lol:


I have lpg just installed in XR6 and have the pioneer which fits nicely in the place of the original but the bass is horrible.
Do all you need is a rca converter and a decent amp and leave the original enclosure as is

 

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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:03 am 
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How come it sounds so bad.

What do the 300C's and RX8's run in the rear shelf. I know 2 who have those cars and the bass is excellent. I was even thinking of getting rid of my sub box in the boot and going for a shelf sub myself?
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