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Pilot · 10-07-2009, 09:26 AM

I just got a MK1 that has a 4-channel amp, that is supposedly 1000 watts, already installed in the rear trunk but no sub-woofer speaker(s). If I am reading the amp instructions correctly, to add a sub-woofer, I would need to change to a 2-channel configuration for the front/rear speakers and then use one of the other channels for a sub-woofer. There is no instruction on how, if feasible, to wire for two sub-woofers. So am I limited to one, or can I wire two sub-woofers in parallel or...? Will it sound good with just one sub-woofer?

Any suggestions for behind the seat MK1 sub-woofer installations that will not interfere with seat operations? Is it best for the sub-woofers to be aiming straight up at the car top or angled and aiming at the back of the seat or...?

Thanks for any tips.

10-07-2009, 09:26 AM	#1 (permalink)
Pilot Master MotorcycleMechanic Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 81 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader Rating: (0/0% )	SUBWOFFER AMP QUESTIONS I just got a MK1 that has a 4-channel amp, that is supposedly 1000 watts, already installed in the rear trunk but no sub-woofer speaker(s). If I am reading the amp instructions correctly, to add a sub-woofer, I would need to change to a 2-channel configuration for the front/rear speakers and then use one of the other channels for a sub-woofer. There is no instruction on how, if feasible, to wire for two sub-woofers. So am I limited to one, or can I wire two sub-woofers in parallel or...? Will it sound good with just one sub-woofer? Any suggestions for behind the seat MK1 sub-woofer installations that will not interfere with seat operations? Is it best for the sub-woofers to be aiming straight up at the car top or angled and aiming at the back of the seat or...? Thanks for any tips.