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Thought I'd share some pics of an audio install I'm in the middle of. So far, I've spent well over a week on it, several hours a day, and still not done. But I'm slow, so there's that.
Equipment:
headunit- Kenwood DDX9906XR
amps: Kenwood Excelon 5 channel, 4 channel, and a cheap Soundstream mini amp (for rears and tactile transducers)
Speakers: Focal K2 Power 6.5 inch woofers, 1.5 inch tweeters; Audiofrog GB25 mids (2.5 inch)
Sub: Kicker 12 inch Shallow mount
Parts express mini tactile transducers, 8 total, 4 in each seat
DSP: Alpine PXE 0850S
Sound deadening: Dynamat extreme, and some left over (Fatmat?) from a prior install; closed cell foam decoupling, and mass loaded vinyl. Lots of it.
GMOS Lan 03, ASWC1 (to retain chimes, turn signal clicks, RAP, and steering wheel controls)
I also took this opportunity to paint the door panel inserts Cobalt red, to match the stitching. I used SEM Colorcoat sprayed w/ a Paasche airbrush/ compressor.
Building the A pillars was a first for me, and I think they turned out pretty dang good, better than I expected.
I hope to be done within a week or two (if I have time to work on it).
more pics to come
Equipment:
headunit- Kenwood DDX9906XR
amps: Kenwood Excelon 5 channel, 4 channel, and a cheap Soundstream mini amp (for rears and tactile transducers)
Speakers: Focal K2 Power 6.5 inch woofers, 1.5 inch tweeters; Audiofrog GB25 mids (2.5 inch)
Sub: Kicker 12 inch Shallow mount
Parts express mini tactile transducers, 8 total, 4 in each seat
DSP: Alpine PXE 0850S
Sound deadening: Dynamat extreme, and some left over (Fatmat?) from a prior install; closed cell foam decoupling, and mass loaded vinyl. Lots of it.
GMOS Lan 03, ASWC1 (to retain chimes, turn signal clicks, RAP, and steering wheel controls)
I also took this opportunity to paint the door panel inserts Cobalt red, to match the stitching. I used SEM Colorcoat sprayed w/ a Paasche airbrush/ compressor.
Building the A pillars was a first for me, and I think they turned out pretty dang good, better than I expected.
I hope to be done within a week or two (if I have time to work on it).
more pics to come