What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Tonyrodz

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Well, he's a college kid that doesn't know much about cars. He wasn't sure how to get to the sub and I basically showed him how to remove the rear trim pieces to access the panels

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Falls under "Teach them to fish, and they'll eat for life", or something like that. Never too old to learn.
 

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Helped my son replace the factory rear 8" subwoofer.

The radio has had no bass to it for a while. I told him it's either the amp (behind glovebox) is bad or the sub. He bought a new sub (Planet Audio 8" dual voice coil, ~$35).

The factory sub's surround was totally disintegrated except for a small section. The new one, after wiring the voice coils in parallel with jumper wires, fit great (had to drill new mounting holes though) and sounds great.

I actually did all the work, he just held the light and handed me tools...lol
Great sub and price, did the same to the hoe a few years back. Used on the stock amp, but I needed a little more kick so I did the bypass and ran my own amp to the planet sub. Let me tell you, this ******* sub bumps and I'm only using a Dual 600 watt amp for it.
 

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Was the that sub able to be placed straight in or was some cutting involved? Minus the new mounting holes!


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