[Drivesthebeast]

Like I said, I did splices in the rear of the car. I cut the heads off the speaker leads for the stock speakers in my rear shelf, and spliced 2 pigtails off of them (one for the speaker itself, and one for the input of the Basslink....repeated the same thing for the other speaker and the other input on the basslink). The basslink comes with an adapter harness to use the low level inputs, and some of them also came with an optional gain control remote switch for the front of the vehicle (mine was a 1st gen, so didn't come with it). The basslink also has an internal Servo control, which prevents the drivers from overextending themselves, and cuts back the amp too....this is to help protect it from being overdriven if the source sends spikes to it that could harm it otherwise.

http://www.infinitysystems.com/car/product...y=US&Region=USA

A little while back, Future-schlock...I mean, Futureshop was selling them for $299, but I got mine for the same price at Audio Vibe in Brantford instead (I've bought all my car stereos from them, and my TV's and DVD players and stuff for in the house).

Anyways, I think it's an awesome peice of kit, provided you set it up properly, and also make the adjustments to volume and bass from your head unit too, to get the most out of it. Now, I will tell you that it won't be as loud as 2-12's or something like that, or as loud as 2 10's (decent ones) with a BIG amp, but for a easy to live with budget, small amount of real estate usage in your trunk, lightweight, and good overall Infinity sound, it's maybe what some people are after...

L8tz