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05-15-2002

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nos bazooka...

Hopefully this isn't too old but I just think it's funny. It's cool, but borderline cheesy. Not to mention I don't trust bazookas all that much... They blow too easily.

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05-15-2002

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It's kinda old..it's a gimick for all those who took TFATF way too seriously [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

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05-18-2002

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hey i saw this on the car audio mags before.. how the heck does this thing work? i'm just so curious..

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05-19-2002

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It's just a regular bazooka with a nos-type shell. You just run it with an amp and put the bazooka in a corner within you car, ideally the trunk's corner. From there you should get more bass. This one runs about $300. Your better off going with a single 12" sub running on an amp with at least 100 to 150 watts rms (assuming you don't want ghetto bass) and an independent crossover. I had a setup like this on my old car and it kicked @$$.

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