System Build Out w/ Pics
August-12th-2002, 12:16 PM
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It is a very nice looking install, I am "old school" in that I prefer carpeted installs instead of pure fiberglass even though I do both. Is the amp rack and platform MDF? Are you pleased with the sub's performance so far?
A nice touch is that with an additional panel on top you could hide the majority of the setup, the amps, and still have useable trunk space. Ditto with a carpet grill for the sub.
Good detial on the wiring distribution blocks.
This is the type of install I prefer anymore, a user car install that does not advertise itself needlessly, but still has quality and detial upon inspection.
The JBL amps are on of the best bargin's for the money these days-
Great Job and congratulations of meeting your objectives!
A nice touch is that with an additional panel on top you could hide the majority of the setup, the amps, and still have useable trunk space. Ditto with a carpet grill for the sub.
Good detial on the wiring distribution blocks.
This is the type of install I prefer anymore, a user car install that does not advertise itself needlessly, but still has quality and detial upon inspection.
The JBL amps are on of the best bargin's for the money these days-
Great Job and congratulations of meeting your objectives!
August-12th-2002, 12:20 PM
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Originally posted by Dave Cameron
It is a very nice looking install, I am "old school" in that I prefer carpeted installs instead of pure fiberglass even though I do both. Is the amp rack and platform MDF? Are you pleased with the sub's performance so far?
A nice touch is that with an additional panel on top you could hide the majority of the setup, the amps, and still have useable trunk space. Ditto with a carpet grill for the sub.
Good detial on the wiring distribution blocks.
This is the type of install I prefer anymore, a user car install that does not advertise itself needlessly, but still has quality and detial upon inspection.
The JBL amps are on of the best bargin's for the money these days-
Great Job and congratulations of meeting your objectives!
It is a very nice looking install, I am "old school" in that I prefer carpeted installs instead of pure fiberglass even though I do both. Is the amp rack and platform MDF? Are you pleased with the sub's performance so far?
A nice touch is that with an additional panel on top you could hide the majority of the setup, the amps, and still have useable trunk space. Ditto with a carpet grill for the sub.
Good detial on the wiring distribution blocks.
This is the type of install I prefer anymore, a user car install that does not advertise itself needlessly, but still has quality and detial upon inspection.
The JBL amps are on of the best bargin's for the money these days-
Great Job and congratulations of meeting your objectives!
The Sub is unreal.. I paid $130 US shipped to my front door, and the performance (sq to spl) is second to none.... Check out www.edesignaudio.com for more info...
August-12th-2002, 05:52 PM
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grim013,
I really like your setup, a very classy look and still being able to get to your spare is even better. Definately a nice and clean setup.....great job and you achieved your two goals!!!!
I really like your setup, a very classy look and still being able to get to your spare is even better. Definately a nice and clean setup.....great job and you achieved your two goals!!!!
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