system install

[Mjolnir]

sorry for quality of pictures but heres the set up

2 sets of Niche 400 watt components
2 Niche 10's 600 watt
Pioneer head unit
1 1200 watt niche amp(not shown due to out of stock)
1 800 watt niche amp (not shown due to out of stock, generic amp shown)

Currently fiberglassing a new box and amp rack....

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[NE98LS1]

my advice: make a little ramp for the amp to sit on, and hide your wires under there, makes the amp look a lot nicer. i did it on an install for my buddy, wish i had pics, looks real nice and its easy! make it out of wood and then cover it with the same material you do a box.

[cobrahunter]

Like NE98LS1 said. As clean/simple your setup is, those wires just kill the look. An amp "rack" would really make it look top notch!:cool2:

Just my friendly 2cents.

Here's my setup. Imagine all the wires that are involved here...nicely tucked away...;)

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/392000-392999/392726_95_full.jpg

[fredmr85]

did you guys miss the part where he said he was fiberglassing a new box and amp rack?

anyways -- as far as MY advice....I don't think you could have mounted the front tweeters in a worse location -- that is WAY too far from the woofer component, and it looks as if the angle is pretty bad....also just doesn't look very good there at all IMO, and probably doesn't sound the best.

Ideally you want the tweeter and woofer component to act as a point source -- leave less that 12" between the two components in physical location. Mount them flush in your door for the cleanest look and best sound.

[NE98LS1]

did you guys miss the part where he said he was fiberglassing a new box and amp rack?

yes i most certainly did!:Owned:

[cobrahunter]

Ha ha ha! I'm a retard:sillyme::brick2:

Post some pics when you finish.:cheers:

[Mjolnir]

did you guys miss the part where he said he was fiberglassing a new box and amp rack?

anyways -- as far as MY advice....I don't think you could have mounted the front tweeters in a worse location -- that is WAY too far from the woofer component, and it looks as if the angle is pretty bad....also just doesn't look very good there at all IMO, and probably doesn't sound the best.

Ideally you want the tweeter and woofer component to act as a point source -- leave less that 12" between the two components in physical location. Mount them flush in your door for the cleanest look and best sound.

actualy they sound really good where they are.

[Mjolnir]

did you guys miss the part where he said he was fiberglassing a new box and amp rack?

yes i most certainly did!:Owned:

lmao.

[fredmr85]

actualy they sound really good where they are.

maybe to you.....

theory would argue against that -- all that matters is you like it though

[Mjolnir]

maybe to you.....

theory would argue against that -- all that matters is you like it though

Sure. thanks for the imput.

[cobrahunter]

Here's my setup...


http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/392000-392999/392726_108_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/392000-392999/392726_110_full.jpg

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http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/392000-392999/392726_107_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/392000-392999/392726_117_full.jpg

Alpine head unit
MBQuart component speakers throughout
MTX amps (4)
MTX 10" subs (kick hard for just being 10s)