A few custom audio installs..

[James H]

A couple of pics of the subwoofer & amp unit i made for the silvia, made it so it would fit in between the arches & designed so stuff can be chucked in the boot without damaging the amps or wires.

[irish s12]

setup looks tidy but the amps need air space for cooling.i have my amp screwed onto the back of the seat,with a quick release so that i can remove the sub if i need to use the boot.i will be upgrading my sound system soon to a custom made system as that is what i do for a living.i've only got one of the door builds built so far so i will post some pictures once i have finnished.

[James H]

Cheers mate, yer i know what you mean but don't worry not that you can see it too well but the amp & lid have a gap to allowing breathing also there not running alot anyway so doesn't get all that hot.

[PukkaSilvia]

last year after jae my amplifier cooked in my boot as it got hot under the gazebo..........



Looks tidy, Audiobahn are a nice choice, Is that a 10" sub?

[James H]

Nope a little 8" sub, like i said nothing big but as you said Auidobahn are pretty good so delivers well for its size.

[Dr Silvia]

Originally Posted by Pukkasilvia

last year after jae my amplifier cooked in my boot as it got hot under the gazebo...

.. and the duvets, pillows and everything else we hurled in prior to our trip home it took quite alot for that amp to protect itself..

there appears to be sufficient room for breathing there, as long as the air can travel along the fins it will perform as desired, very neat too!

one word of warning though, maybe get a grille for that sub, i've had some worrying moments where i've nearly pierced mine (thank god for aluminium cones!)

[Skywalker]

nice and clean shelf!
this is how i did to fit 6x9 speakers in the back:

[Oscar]

nice an tidy, im loosing the back seats and all trim in the rear so just gonna have a nice set of components for when i get bored in traffic