Upgraded the sub in R1S with aftermarket Alpine SWR-T10 Subwoofer

[GSGun]

Probably one of my worst ideas and overkill. Ran pre out lines from amplifier to a jamo s810 10 inch subwoofer (was on sale for $80 on adoroma 2 weeks ago). Powered from the 120V plug which requires me to switch on/off. Fits perfectly between the liftgate and rear space raised edge. I suspect I won't be able to push back the 3rd seat. My initial plan was to place this in the 3rd row leg well, however it was larger than expected

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[Supratachophobia]

Probably one of my worst ideas and overkill. Ran pre out lines from amplifier to a jamo s810 10 inch subwoofer (was on sale for $80 on adoroma 2 weeks ago). Powered from the 120V plug which requires me to switch on/off. Fits perfectly between the liftgate and rear space raised edge. I suspect I won't be able to push back the 3rd seat. My initial plan was to place this in the 3rd row leg well, however it was larger than expected

Yeah..... no. Just no.

I mean, props for doing something different. But it's wrong, all wrong.

 

[GSGun]

Yeah..... no. Just no.

I mean, props for doing something different. But it's wrong, all wrong.

It is definitely high school level jankyness. I'm really impressed with it overall. It compliments the JL Audio 10W3v3-4 as low end doesn't come through as well for me. Took this as inspiration and having the 120V in the back opens up a lot of options. https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/...and-speaker-harness-pinnout.17077/post-418321

 

[usofrob]

I like the idea of using the 120V outlet to just drop in a home theater sub into the trunk! Certainly not the cleanest solution, but for certain use cases, it can be the 'best' solution.

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