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My bangin new stereo! (Resized)
For all of you flamers who didn't like my huge pictures, this one's for you. I've had most of this equipment for a while. The only thing new in this write-up is my Boston Acoustics Pro-Series 6 Components. They sound increadible! I still have the first set of Boston Pro's I ever bought, back in 1997. They still sound awesome today, and I'm using them for rear fill. Everything else came from my last car. All of this was installed by Auto House in Nashville, TN. They are a one stop shop for cars. Specializing in Audio, Engine Work, Tint, and Custom Upholstery. It's seriously a "Pimp My Ride" kind of place.
![]() ![]() As you can see, the Scosche kit does not match perfectly, but I'ts close enough and not noticeable in the car. ![]() ![]() ![]() Kicker Solobaric L5 in a ported box tuned to 45Hz, and my baby the Kicker KX700.5 This baby pushes out 70X4 and 420X1. It runs the entire stereo. ![]() ![]() I could not believe how shitty the stock speakers were. They weigh about a half and ounce, and the magnets are the size of quarters. ![]() ![]() ![]() They Dynamated the stock holes to dampen them for the new components. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() They had to trim the trunk bar a little to make them fit ![]() The tweeters were placed into the stock locations and the front crossovers were neatly tucked inside the dash. The rear crossovers were placed beneath the rear deck. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The rear compnent set's tweets were mounted in the center so the would not degrade the front image or stereo seperation. It works marvelously! ![]() ![]() Finally, here is the wiring being run throughout the car and a pic of the amplifier installed. It was not possible to mount the amp in the center of the seats due to lack of mounting positions. So they opted to do w/o the end caps for a cleaner more centered look on the left rear seat. ![]() ![]()
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I'm with Cyber, definitely would've got a different head unit. I'll leave my opinions of Kicker aside but at least it's somewhat a quality brand.
Plus, why didn't you just resize the pics in your original thread??? |
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Wow!
You guys brought this one back from the dead. I installed this system in January of '07 and posted the thread soon after.
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The rear set are the old school Boston Pro 5.25's. They just will not die. 11 years old and still kicking. Quote:
I ditched the shitty Blaupunkt deck about 6 mo's after this install. I now have an Eclipse CD7000. It is by far the best sounding deck I have ever owned, and I've owned a Denon CD deck w/ a copper chassis before. I really love my Eclipse. Last edited by hiphopaddict; 08-14-2008 at 09:14 PM. |
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