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hey can any1 show me pictures or a tutorial on how they did there boot layout with 1 sub n 2 amps. was thinking along the lines of making a sort of wall at the back of boot but not sure how to go bout it. thnx
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| Kenay |
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this was in my old ef hope it helps..
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xcon wrote: hey can any1 show me pictures or a tutorial on how they did there boot layout with 1 sub n 2 amps. was thinking along the lines of making a sort of wall at the back of boot but not sure how to go bout it. thnx Photo ? well done Subs are not as eficiant like this Unless it is a true Free Air Sub ( boot becomes the box ) Two subs in a box that will fit in you car would be better PS one of my comp cars was like what you want to do and we produced 136 db With Awsome sound Quality so it can be done Attachment: PARALLEL.jpg [ 7.95 KiB | Viewed 1051 times ] you need to cut a bord (30mm MDF ) to fit in where you want it to go 30mm will allow the sub to perform better as its more solid make sure you put plenty of BOLTs on it to hold it in place not screws ( less Vibration ) and real good cable. Parrot 22 years in car audio instalation http://www.rlsnell.20m.com http://www.autowreck.com.au http://z3.invisionfree.com/APV/index.php? http://www.youtube.com/user/parrotscaraudio |
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