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Originally Posted by oter178
So are you saying I may be able to get by with just changing out the sub and not adding a amp? Just want to be clear  |
Yes....if you can find one that matches the stock sub's impedance; works in the same size enclosure; and has a high sensitivity rating. Even then any benefit would be marginal. The limiting factors are output power of the factory amp, crossover point and any auto-EQ circuit.
If you think the factory setup is "one of the worst sounding systems I have ever heard as far as bass" then an aftermarket amp and sub combo is the only way to go to give you what you're looking for.
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