Thought I'd post a little review in case anyone was looking at the same speaker.
I was looking for a small sub to help with the low end. I didn't want a lot of bass, just something to give the jeep some bottom end. I mostly listen folk, rock, alt country stuff. I've replaced the head unit and the factory speakers.
Enter the SRV250. It took about 30 minutes to install. It has a wiring harness that connects to the harness on the back of the radio. I used rca's (bought separately) to connect to the sub out on my Kenwood. It has wires for high input, but I didnt use them. Its small and fits easily under the front seat.
I've been playing with it for a few days and I have to say I'm disappointed. The sound is harsh to my ears. It doesn't sound "natural" or "musical". It can get pretty loud, and it puts out a lot of bass, just not pleasing bass. To my ears anyway. I dont know really any other way to describe it.
Anyway...
I ordered a Polk 8, a small sealed box, and a 300 watt amp to replace the Clarion. It's going back.
I was looking for a small sub to help with the low end. I didn't want a lot of bass, just something to give the jeep some bottom end. I mostly listen folk, rock, alt country stuff. I've replaced the head unit and the factory speakers.
Enter the SRV250. It took about 30 minutes to install. It has a wiring harness that connects to the harness on the back of the radio. I used rca's (bought separately) to connect to the sub out on my Kenwood. It has wires for high input, but I didnt use them. Its small and fits easily under the front seat.
I've been playing with it for a few days and I have to say I'm disappointed. The sound is harsh to my ears. It doesn't sound "natural" or "musical". It can get pretty loud, and it puts out a lot of bass, just not pleasing bass. To my ears anyway. I dont know really any other way to describe it.
Anyway...
I ordered a Polk 8, a small sealed box, and a 300 watt amp to replace the Clarion. It's going back.