I am looking to replace the subwoofer in my 2006 toyota 4runner limited with factory JBL upgrade..can i use this sub without making any other changes
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We used it to replace the sub in 2001 Toyota Avalon with a JBL system. We had to drill a few holes to attach it to the housing on the back deck and trim the deck a bit to get into place, but it works great without any pre-amp or other equipment.
663540
Great sub-woofer. Just compare the specs from the model you are referring to. Not sure exactly what you mean by classic? there are many versions. For example, in this present time this model you are looking at is now an older version and kicker now has newer versions that handle a bit more RMS Watts
2197179
You would probably have to check with the manufacturer if you can find a website for them. I'm guessing they just updated the insides in some manner. All I know is that the little rig puts out some great sound. Have one driving two 30 year old three way speakers that were way to costly when new and they have never sounded so good :-)
2092437
A check of the mounting depth shows that this sub needs 4-7/8". I have no idea what the depth of your door is but it would be a tough fit I'm guessing. You'll need to get your tape measure out and see what the available depth is. Be sure to check this with the window down. Worst case scenario is the some sort of spacer will be needed. You could relocate the sub somewhere else in the car. Low Bass is none directional. Additional info on the JBL sub can be found here: http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/products/GTO804/GTO804_JBL_US
1839796
Yes this subwoofer can I had it hooked to my home theater system while my car was in the shop. I removed the sub to put in a new box and it worked so well I considered buying another just for this reason. My advice is do it! :)
840147
if you are installing an aftermarket head unit then yes only if you have a JBL system if you do not have a jbl system then no you do not need it
2226632
If the subwoofer size is 6.5 inch, that should fit. However This speaker is not subwoofer, it is mid-bass woofer. Basically mid-bass woofer wont give lower frequencies as subwoofer and it will have some low to mid frequencies as well. So replacing a subwoofer with this wont be a good solution.
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you going to need a reciever to connect the subwoofer, but pleases safe your money don`t waisted buying this Pyle system I try to put a new review about this product because those speaker claim to support 150 watt and is not i blow 2 of the front speaker with a sony reciever 7.1 at only 40% of the volumen , to replease it was another problem the company in en new york and the customer services bad they want to charge me 1,400 $ for 2 speakers and after back and form with them the charge $ 25 each and blow again so safe your money and buy something else.
1752060
The stock stereo in the grand Prix has door and rear deck speakers as I recall. Pretty sure you can run the 6x9 in the rear deck without issue as for 3 way speakers that has woofer tweeter and midrange..thats what differentiates it for a 2 way which is woofer and tweeter only.
1273399
Same answer as others. Dont see the point in changing them, what you could do is buy a subwoofer that would give you an incredebly sound. Good luck!
43939
I don't know but, I would not buy this subwoofer as the one I purchased failed to work very shortly after my purchase.
1544118
Thanks for your question. Contacting JBL directly will be your best resource for obtaining this part. This is a fantastic sounding speaker system. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud JBL dealer.
2137602
The vehicle has a separate four-connector plug for speaker connections. If your new aftermarket stereo has a single plug, you can still attach both of these to it without issue, as the total number and type of wires is the same, and in some cases you may even have extra wires from the head unit you do not even need, like a power antenna control wire (use a piece of heat shrink tube to bend these back on themselves and keep them from grounding). Everything is color-coded on these and matches all new head units' color-coding so there's no guessing what goes where.
1526706
no idea for Toyota, I put them in a 2002 Jetta....Amazing sound, what an upgrade for a low price
2199672
I have a 6.1 system and use them for the 5.1 portion with my previous JBL surround for the center rear (6). Your 6-7 are the same as my 4-5 so you should be fine. I'm assuming that your 4-5 are the side surround and not the rear? I would use them in rear since the side surrounds aren't really critical for the overall surround effect. (IMHO)
487712
Its worth a try. Subs sound different in every car or truck so its tough to say what would sound best. Play the same 2 or 3 songs with the sub facing the back and then turned upward and see which sounds best to you
432148
I have front and rear door speakers, as well as the in dash tweeters in my Subaru Outback, and they are all indeed functioning through the Alpine amplifier. Trouble is, I bought the Alpine from Amazon, but had it installed professionally and I'm not at all sure about the actual wiring setup. You may be better off calling the manufacturer. I can attest to the to the amazing sound, though. It Absolutely Rocks!!!