I know lots of people are always looking for deals on these. Not sure how long this sale lasts. Here is the link.
http://www.adorama.com/pkaam1055c.html?emailprice=t&utm_source=rflaid913078
I'm very sorry if I violated a posting policy for this. Wasn't sure where to post it.
Thanks for the heads up. Ordered!
Never tried external audio like this before. Easy to hook up?
Later,
EV
Quoted from EchoVictor:Thanks for the heads up. Ordered!
Never tried external audio like this before. Easy to hook up?
Later,
EV
Yes sir, just alligator clips to your cab speaker. And what a difference!
I clicked on the link and then a few minutes later received an email? WTF is going on with todays spam ware-nothing is safe.
Bam. Thanks for the heads up. If you go to their site there is no discount. Thanks for sendind the discounted address.
Quoted from Gryszzz:Ordered. Thanks for the link Finman. Still not sure if saving $35 is worth having UPS in my driveway...but I like to live on the edge.
You're telling me you don't have one on your Met Prem 
Quoted from Jaybird815:You're telling me you don't have one on your Met Prem
Wait until Coffin MB starts and the caskets start going "BOOM!!" ... The Grys is going to lose it!
Quoted from pinlink:Been wanting to add a sub to my TZ but I have no experience with this. Are there instructions anywhere on how to hook this up?
Super simple, dude. You'll need a piece of speaker wiring maybe 2 feet long (2 feet to give yourself some slack in case you need to move the sub). Get two alligator clips to clip the speaker wiring to the tabs in the cabinet speaker located at the bottom middle of the cabinet. To get the other end of the speaker wiring to the sub, you'll have to loosen and remove the cabinet speaker briefly and run the wiring to the sub. Strip the ends of the wiring, and plug them into "Left Speaker Level Input" or "Right Speaker Level Input". Polarity of the wiring shouldn't matter. Boom, you're done.
Quoted from pinlink:Been wanting to add a sub to my TZ but I have no experience with this. Are there instructions anywhere on how to hook this up?
It's super easy bud. You can alligator clip speaker wire onto the sub terminals in your cabinet. Then just tun those through the hole in the bottom of the cab and plug into the sub. Takes like 2 minutes.
Quoted from NPO:Super simple, dude. You'll need a piece of speaker wiring maybe 2 feet long (2 feet to give yourself some slack in case you need to move the sub). Get two alligator clips to clip the speaker wiring to the tabs in the cabinet speaker located at the bottom middle of the cabinet. To get the other end of the speaker wiring to the sub, you'll have to loosen and remove the cabinet speaker briefly and run the wiring to the sub. Strip the ends of the wiring, and plug them into "Left Speaker Level Input" or "Right Speaker Level Input". Polarity of the wiring shouldn't matter. Boom, you're done.
Quoted from NightTrain:It's super easy bud. You can alligator clip speaker wire onto the sub terminals in your cabinet. Then just tun those through the hole in the bottom of the cab and plug into the sub. Takes like 2 minutes.
Thank you, both! Sounds easy enough to me. Order placed! Looking forward to it, this will be my first external sub for a pin!
Quoted from pinlink:Thank you, both! Sounds easy enough to me. Order placed! Looking forward to it, this will be my first external sub for a pin!
The Polk can run 2 simultaneously btw
Quoted from pinlink:Thank you, both! Sounds easy enough to me. Order placed! Looking forward to it, this will be my first external sub for a pin!
And it won't be your last...
However by far BSD is one of the most awesomeness with one.
Subfoofers are awesome if you live in a place where loud sounds arent a problem. Since the sound is mostly omnidirectional it really is an immersive experience.
Quoted from pinlink:Thank you, both! Sounds easy enough to me. Order placed! Looking forward to it, this will be my first external sub for a pin!
There's also this for a plug n play solution to hook up a external sub to any Wms Bally or stern game. Just pick the correct adapter on the website. Thanks
http://www.pinnovators.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=38&osCsid=235bnkhag8gpbv3cobdh4ja0i2
The PinSub kit mentioned above is awesome. Much cleaner and stronger signal to the sub. I had clips onto the cabinet speaker, and when I made the change to the PinSub it was a noticeable difference!
Quoted from Junglist:Does adding this sub put any extra load on the amp? Or do you need to disable/disconnect the existing cab speaker to add this?
No to both questions, just hook up alligator clips to the posts, sub is externally powered so no extra load
Quoted from fxdwg:wooohooo! thanks for the heads up, 5 are on their way. was just waiting for them to be onsale somewhere so I could get one for each of my newer stern pins (already have one on my IM and holy sh!t... MET will never be the same!!!!
Just an FYI you can hook 2 pins up to each pin
Thanks for sharing the deal!
For those of you who have this hooked up to 2 pins simultaneously - does it work well and sound good while playing both at the same time? No noticeable interference with the games fighting against each other for the sub?
Have had mine hooked up to 3 at once and all playing simultaneously. Works great, no noticeable interference and sounds like each one has its own sub. Have it on 2 currently, TSPP and WOZ, and is a big improvement on both. Each pin definitely does not need its own sub and have heard others that have run 5 pins to one of these subs and said it worked great.
I don't even bother with the alligator clips... just wrap the wire around the posts on the cab speaker. I don't loosen anything either, I usually run the cable out the back, there is a hole somewhere big enough to run the speaker cable out of.
Don't buy a kit for this, waste of money. Just a some speaker cable...
Quoted from osudrummer:Well that was fast
Deals over.
and out of stock.....
I ordered earlier, and I just got an email that it's backordered :/ Luckily I'm in no hurry so they will just ship me one at the sale price when they get more in stock.
Quoted from jalpert:Don't buy a kit for this, waste of money. Just a some speaker cable...
That's what I used to think when I had mine tied to the cab speaker terminals...until I tried the PinSub kit.
I disagree that it's a waste of money. I can think of lots of other mods more expensive than $35 that are a "waste" of money.
Not knocking the simple, inexpensive route. Just comes down to personal preference, I suppose.
Quoted from InfiniteLives:Just an FYI you can hook 2 pins up to each pin
Yeah I thought about doing that and putting it between the two pins underneath but then my ocd kicked in and I flipped out because it wouldn't be centered under the pin. Lol.
Quoted from snakesnsparklers:I ordered earlier, and I just got an email that it's backordered :/ Luckily I'm in no hurry so they will just ship me one at the sale price when they get more in stock.
Well I'm so happy for you! 
Quoted from snakesnsparklers:I ordered earlier, and I just got an email that it's backordered :/ Luckily I'm in no hurry so they will just ship me one at the sale price when they get more in stock.
Bummer. I ordered at 8:53am EST, and I just got a note at 4:07pm that mine will ship by the end of today.
When did you order?
Later,
EV
P.S. Noticed that you're in Janesville. Wouldn't be a former GM'er by chance? I was assigned to the plant from 2001-2008.....
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