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Shakey80
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Post by Shakey80 »

Can you hear the sub properly even though its in the boot??
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bigginger
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Post by bigginger »

If it's a true 'sub', it's not so much hearing as feeling it. Bass frequencies are less directional then treble ones, and travel through obstacles much better as well
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Post by ASL642 »

Believe me - you can hear that sub woofing all the way down the road! Lucky all our neighbours are deaf!

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overider
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Post by overider »

Can’t see the point of going to them lengths when you can buy an FM transmitter to plug into your MP3 player/ ipod for £2-£3 and just listen to your sounds on your standard FM radio. You can then take it into another car and just tune that radio into your MP3/I,pod.



http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... le=fm+ipod
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