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[McCorkle]

Well my stock Kenwood sub hasn't worked for quite some time in my MP3. After switching my stock Kenwood speakers to pretty high end Boston Acoustics series components I am just not getting the base I want. The BAs are great for the mids and pierce your ears with highs but can't play lows for ****.

I've been looking at the Infiniti Basslink 10" sub. 200w and for around $200 shipped from Ebay. I'm not looking for trunk-rattling bass these days, just something to fill out the sound with a little thump (enough to know there is a sub).

So I guess I just want opinions on the Basslink and any other in that price range I could consider.

[1967cutlass]

The basslink is a decent sub

[McCorkle]

From the online reviews I have read it seems as though you definately get your money's worth out of it.

[kevin]

If you need something to fill out your lowend in a simple way, the basslink is a perfect solution. I'd consider finding some sort of custom mounting for it if possible so it doesn't slide around at all, but it's a safe bet. As for your high-end components, if you can afford the couple extra bucks to find a seperate sub and amp in a compact box.. go for it. A set of Elemental Design 8's wouldn't sound too bad.. wouldn't be incredbily loud but would fill out your lowend nicely without giving you the overwhelming 'boom' of a 10 or 12 inch sub.
Kevin

[McCorkle]

I'll probably just build a simple rack that I can bolt down in the trunk. That or just mount it directly onto the backseat.