Crutchfield recommends EFX PA10BX Wiring Kit for Infinity Basslink, is this the same or better?
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Bout the same but it may be smaller gauge then 10. I would go bigger gauge just for piece of mind. I got BOSS 8 g. Kit was I lil smaller then standard 8/but handles 1100w mono and 4 channel 400 watt. Does it with ease
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To be 100% honest with you, I'm unsure. I've got my 1 spot set up as follows (Left to Right) Sansamp Bass driver, Darkglass B3K, Tech 21 Bass boost Chorus, Polytune, Line 6 G50 Relay wireless. I've had absolutely no problems or signal drop from any of them.
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Crutch field has a chart for amp speaker recommendations check it out it will answer that question for you
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I for an extra $70 went with the rockford fosgate prime 1200 Watt Mono block amp. It's a perfect match for the power handling of the sub (600 Watts RMS 1200 peak) for wiring kit I went with rockford 4 AWG wiring kit. It's a little more spendy than a lot of the wiring kits you'll find on here but it is WORTH it. I have it installed in my new subaru and it hits so hard people are in disbelief when I tell them it's a single 12 inch sub. Any 4 gauge wiring kit should work for that amount of power. You could even go 2 gauge if you want. You'll want at least 100 amp fuse on your power cord (from your car battery to your amp) this was all included with the rockford kit as well as high quality RCA's. If you go with a cheap kit you run risk of choking your sound quality. If your going to get it installed in a shop they will also point you in the right direction for a wiring kit. If your doing it yourself and have the extra money I'd go with the rockford kit.
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I have the P363's with a Yamaha HTR5860. I have regular gauge speaker wire you can buy at wal-mart or best buy running to them and they sound great.
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Standard speaker wire connections. Very simple. If you go to Infinity's website and look up the model it will probably have photos and or diagrams with all the details.
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More power is better. I installed these in a Lincoln Continental. I used a four channel 125 watt @ 2 ohms amplifier in my set up. This was more than enough power for these speakers. Infinity is known for their treble frequency reproduction. These are quality speakers at a reasonable price. If your just replacing your factory speakers.. You should consider at least installing an aftermarket head unit. You can really push these speakers. They sound best with adequate power. Under powering ANY speaker will give you subpar performance.. Installing an amp is a simple concept. Tuning your amp and speakers is more complex.
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I don't know, but you can check Metra's website, that should help. Crutchfield's website has very helpful compatibility information as well.
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The Infinity Basslink should give you the quality sound that you are looking for. By hooking up the remote controller for the bass level you can control the level to fit your needs. We really enjoy the sound it gives us in our boat and highly recommend it to others. Just find it on sale ($180 or less).
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I am running:4xInfinity Reference 6032cf 6.5-Inch 180-Watt High-Performance 2-Way Speakers (Two speakers on Channel 1 and Two speakers on Channel 2)1x Pyle PLPW8D 8-Inch 800 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer (Bridge Channel 3 and 4)(Running a 10" would be better since amp can run it fine)
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Why match a powerful 12", 300W-460W subwoofer with a weak, small 4", 80W bookshelf speakers? Doesn't make sense. I'm getting the BIC FH-65B 6.5" 10W -175W, 96db speakers for my PSW505. If you're going to go cheap and stick with the SP-BS22-LR Andrew Jones then you should get the PSW10 for half the price ($95) of the PSW505. They are a better power and price match.
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You can check on crutchfield.com for compatibility they usually have notes if you need special adapters or mounting kits. Then come back to amazon they have better pricing here.
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I put 4 of the infinity's in my f350 and it sounds incredible , I don't think the Polk speakers can hang with the infinity speakers. Mine are rock solid
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Two comments - the photo of the back panel (full panel) is wrong - that is the picture of the flagship RX-Z11 - you can easily tell because the speaker wire terminals are split with half on the left and half on the right. If you actually have a 3800 and are asking from personal experience, then you should be able to dig up the stuff that came with the receiver - there was a small "tube" that is actually a speaker terminal "wrench" that you can use the tighten the terminals with - I agree they are very tight and it's very hard to get bare wires in the back. Banana plugs are better, but then you have to terminate all your wires, or buy them to length.
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With these speaker systems you should not run any sub out rcas to them, your best bet is to just run the standard speaker wire and set the receiver to large size and that will send the lfe/.1 channel to the front speakers and make.sure you turn off the sub option in the menu of the receiver. As far as which center to get , I would definitely recommend going with the 8060 because it will play louder and cleaner because the built in amp takes care of the bass and use a 40 hertz crossover or higher on all the speakers.
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Your higher end speaker manufacturers match and balance the speaker drivers and sizes for optimized sound between speakers. So, ideally, matching is better. For me, a lover of good sound, with few coins, you get what you can when presented on sale. I have the Klipsch RC-42 II center speaker, Wharfedale Diamond 10.4 side speakers and the 8" Yamaha sub that came with my Yamaha receiver. I've tweaked the crossovers, distance and volume settings and really love what I hear. When working with good quality speakers and a good amp, you can't go too far wrong!
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No, you are going to need a shallow mount sub. Also the infinity is a 4 ohm sub and you have 2 ohms in the car, you would either have to find a 2 ohm subwoofer (which isn't common for car audio application) or use a sub with 4 ohm dual voice coils wired to 2 ohm. I know this is all really confusing, check out the reviews on this site for this woofer. Many of them mention using it in a suburban with good results: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_44463_MB-Quart-RLP204.html Google "4 ohm dual voice coil to 2 ohm" to see the correct wiring. If you went with a 4 ohm sub it's not like it will explode...it's just that the sub will be seeing 1/2 of the watts that a 2 ohm sub will and the factory amp is probably only pushing 20-40 watts at 2 ohms to begin with. Here's a budget option although I can't speak to the brand: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rockville-W8T3-S2-8-Shallow-Mount-400w-Car-Subwoofer-CEA-2006-Compliant-2-Ohm-/390686657423?pt=Car_Subwoofers_Enclosures&hash=item5af6bd4b8f&vxp=mtr Good luck! PS: It seems like this (http://www.amazon.com/Kicker-CompVT-Car-Subwoofer-10CVT82/dp/B0036ML65C/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top) used to be the "go to" speaker to replace the sub on a suburban but is no longer made.