Hello All, new to this forum.
I bought an '11 Accord LX recently and am somewhat underwhelmed by the stock audio system. I play most of my music from MP3's from my phone which as you might well imaging provides sub par frequency response especially on the low end. Highs are fine for now and I don't really want to change out the stock HU for various reasons. I was thinking of adding a powered sub in the trunk and am looking at the Rockford Fosgate P300-10.
It does have the built in LOC and I would be splicing the speakers from the rear deck into the amp of the Sub.
Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-10 Single 10" subwoofer enclosure with 300-watt amp at Crutchfield.com
They also make a similar 12" unit. It has good reviews and I am really only interested in boosting the bass somewhat. I know the stock subs on these Honda's are mounted on the rear deck which of course would make it audible in the cabin.
My questions
1. Would the sound of this come though from the trunk into the cabin?
2. Is there a pre-made harness or similar that would allow me to easily splice the leads from the stock speakers?
3. Can I run power lead from the built in amp into the fuse box or does it required connection to battery? The amp is rated at 300w.
Thanks in advance.
I bought an '11 Accord LX recently and am somewhat underwhelmed by the stock audio system. I play most of my music from MP3's from my phone which as you might well imaging provides sub par frequency response especially on the low end. Highs are fine for now and I don't really want to change out the stock HU for various reasons. I was thinking of adding a powered sub in the trunk and am looking at the Rockford Fosgate P300-10.
It does have the built in LOC and I would be splicing the speakers from the rear deck into the amp of the Sub.
Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-10 Single 10" subwoofer enclosure with 300-watt amp at Crutchfield.com
They also make a similar 12" unit. It has good reviews and I am really only interested in boosting the bass somewhat. I know the stock subs on these Honda's are mounted on the rear deck which of course would make it audible in the cabin.
My questions
1. Would the sound of this come though from the trunk into the cabin?
2. Is there a pre-made harness or similar that would allow me to easily splice the leads from the stock speakers?
3. Can I run power lead from the built in amp into the fuse box or does it required connection to battery? The amp is rated at 300w.
Thanks in advance.