JL Audio Stealthbox Subwoofer Enclosure fits 2003-up Hummer H2

[armbar3]

Simply connect the positive and negative speaker wires to the terminals on the speaker.

[fyr145]

Oh....wait. I think there would be an issue with just connecting the OEM speaker wires directly to the Stealthbox;

True in that you would get some "sound" out of the speaker from directly wiring from the OEM speaker wiring to the Stealthbox and get OEM sound....... however if you wanted to get the true/hard "booming bass" sound that the Stealthbox is designed for, the output signal wiring needs to come from an amp then to the Stealthbox speaker so it will get the wattage needed to "drive" the Stealthbox with its magnified/increased power. The OEM wiring simply would not be able to "push" enough power to make the Stealthbox work to its true capacity. (it would be underpowered using this configuration)

Just wanted to make sure everyone was clear on this.

I like the Stealthbox for the H2 as well, just be sure that you have an amp for it to get the great sound you are looking for.

[armbar3]

True, to get the most out of this speaker you would need an amplifier to push it. If you don't want to mess with an amp the Rockford Fosgate under the seat subwoofer that i have for sale would be a good option because it has a MOSFET amp built in.

[smileynialley]

Would you post to London England?

[armbar3]

Sure, please send me your address.

[fyr145]

still for sale?

[jsbihn]

Is this the stealth box that sits in the rear storage slot just under the rear side window?

I assume it comes with the speaker and it isnt blown?