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Old 28-05-2010, 10:50 PM   #1
casabonka
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Default Sub Help

Gday all,

I have a completely stock stereo in my Focii, and have just picked up a sub from a mate who pulled it out of his car b4 it went to the wreckers. Its a Blaupunkt ODsb 8000A Active Subbox.

Apparently it doesnt need an amp, just needs power (obviously) and the remote cable from the head unit.

Q is, how can I hook this up, and am I wasting my time. I cant find anything other than price reviews online about it.

Its One of those things I grabbed and then thought.. "hmm can I use it, or will it collect dust like everythink else at home"

Thanks in advance for the help

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