10" Infinity Basslink Powered Subwoofer

10" Infinity Basslink Powered Subwoofer
When shopping for a subwoofer I didn't want so much bass that It would drown out the rest of the music. I chose the Infinity 10" Basslink Powered Subwoofer. It was the perfect choice. It has a wired remote which lets you control the amount of bass you want. It also has a built in equalizer and crossover. This way you can adjust which frequency you want to come thru the subwoofer. It's the perfect amount of bass for any kind of music. From Hip-Hop to Classic Rock, it will all sound good.

10" Infinity Basslink Powered Subwoofer I found the best deal for my Ininity Basslink on ebay. At first I went shopping at places like Circuit City and Best Buy, they had them for around $250. Then I checked ebay. I ended up finding a brand new sealed Infinity Basslink for $108, shipped. You can't beat that deal at any Brick & Mortar store! Just make sure when you're buying from ebay that you have a paypal account and that you always buy from someone who has good feedback....and a lot of it. Most of the people I've seen selling Infinity Basslinks on ebay seem to be resellers, meaning they have some type of store, and usually do a lot of business. These are the most secure people to do business with. But don't rule out average Joes out there selling decent products too. Just make sure to check the feedback and use Paypal.

JVC Head Unit
I chose this head unit because it was one of the only ones that I could find that included a tape deck. I know that tape decks are a little old fashioned, but I still have a lot of old tapes that I want to hear. And with a 6 Disc CD-Changer in the trunk I don't miss a beat. I'll have more information on this head unit shortly.

UPDATE - 11/01/2005
My Jenson 6 Disc CD-Changer finally kicked the bucket. It was giving signs for a while that it was on the verge of dieing, and then it did. It really didn't give good sound anyway. It was connected thru an FM modulator which means that the signal came thru an unused FM station. I would much rather prefer a directly connected CD Changer anyway. I know there is one that is compatible with my Head Unit, I just have to find it. Hopefully they are still available. And hopefully the installation isn't to much of a headache.