Inifinity Basslink

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 09:54

Hey,
My dad's friend has offered me his old sub, an infinity basslink with wiring etc for £80.

This is the thing:
http://www.alphacaraudio.co.uk/View...code=337&Prod_name=Infinity Basslink&Search=Y

Does anyone have any experience with this, and is it a good price?

Thanks a lot

Liverpool-Lad · 17 Aug 2007 at 10:16

Can get them for £100 new on ebay so might be worth haggling a bit. Was looking at these myself.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 16:05

Have you heard them, are they reasonably powerful and do they offer good sound?

Thanks a lot for the information. I'll try get him town to 60-70 if I decide to get it.

Liverpool-Lad · 17 Aug 2007 at 16:07

Fraid not but they look interesting, nice compact size, too.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 16:12

Ah, ok.

Thanks

wassap · 17 Aug 2007 at 16:33

I looked at them a while ago, but for the money they arent uber, i went for an elemental designs 10" sub with a seperate amp, which was a better sounding setup and was smaller, and it was cheaper to boot.

Hawk Tuah · 17 Aug 2007 at 16:42

Liverpool-Lad said:
Can get them for £100 new on ebay so might be worth haggling a bit. Was looking at these myself.

Dont do this. I'm trying to save money.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 17:14

wohoo said:
I looked at them a while ago, but for the money they arent uber, i went for an elemental designs 10" sub with a seperate amp, which was a better sounding setup and was smaller, and it was cheaper to boot.

How much was your setup? Did you need to fabricate the enclosure yourself? Also, where from?

Thanks a lot

wassap · 17 Aug 2007 at 18:33

I got a alpine amp from the talkaudio classifieds for 25 notes, the sub was 50 notes and the box was self fabricated and cost around 10 quid.smaller and better than the infinity.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 21:41

Lol, well apparently my dad bought it for me anyway for my results

Hopefully it's good

NickXX · 17 Aug 2007 at 22:51

I bought one off the bay for £100 many moons ago.

Yes - they're bloody good for the money. Much better than the crappy 'boom-boxes' that fill lesser marques.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 22:55

Looks nice and tidy. Probably it's a good thing that it's small, given it's going into a 'lesser marque' (

) Fiesta. Wouldn't have much space left with a large enclosure.

Really want one just to solidify the bass, so I can take the load off the front speakers, as while my rear 6x9s are good with the bass, the fronts aren't great. Will mean less distortion also I assume, so they will go louder, am I right in thinking?

NickXX · 17 Aug 2007 at 22:55

George - get in touch with me on channel motors and I'll give you a bit more info about fitting it. £80 is a good price. They are good subs, plus they take high and low inputs.

NickXX · 17 Aug 2007 at 22:57

georges said:
Looks nice and tidy. Probably it's a good thing that it's small, given it's going into a 'lesser marque' () Fiesta. Wouldn't have much space left with a large enclosure.

Really want one just to solidify the bass, so I can take the load off the front speakers, as while my rear 6x9s are good with the bass, the fronts aren't great. Will mean less distortion also I assume, so they will go louder, am I right in thinking?

My fronts and rears are rubbish in terms of low end. They are good for top end and mid range, but bass isn't their forte - the sub takes over for that. In my car, this setup works well.

georges · 17 Aug 2007 at 23:07

Thanks for the offer Nick. Didn't see PMs, so I started a thread in garage

The pictures look good, gives a good idea of the size, as there don't seem to be any floating around on the net.