started the new audio install ...

YALEROYNOT · 07-04-2008, 09:32 AM

I got a start on the new audio install

elevation 4x125 (500 watt)
U.S.acoustics 2080 80x2 (260x1)
5 farad cap tsunimi
tsunimi block
all new 2 gauge power and ground wire
eclipse HU with 5v rcas (old school HU)
possable subs

(2) JL w0 12's,(2) image dynamic 12's or (1) fasgate 12

removed 6x9 for sound transfer from trunk. the wood behind the amps will be covered in alum and carpet on the trunk side. the interor side will get a cover over the whole thing with plexy windows and blue back lighting

this is befor I moved the elevation amp up

bizarre179 · 07-04-2008, 11:39 PM

Clean. Are you going to cover it?

YALEROYNOT · 07-05-2008, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by bizarre179

Clean. Are you going to cover it?

yep

"the wood behind the amps will be covered in alum and carpet on the trunk side. the interor side will get a cover over the whole thing with plexy windows and blue back lighting "

cherrington17 · 07-05-2008, 08:37 AM

nice job. can't wait to see it finished....

.... as long as you don't scrap the project due to an unlocatable short.

YALEROYNOT · 07-05-2008, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by cherrington17

nice job. can't wait to see it finished....

.... as long as you don't scrap the project due to an unlocatable short.

here you go smarty paints find the short in the 194 + solder joints.

smart ass kids !!

I have been trowing around the idea of a spare tire well sub box ? hmmm stay tuned

cherrington17 · 07-05-2008, 09:35 AM

i can see the short from here... why can't you?

YALEROYNOT · 07-05-2008, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by cherrington17

i can see the short from here... why can't you?

thats the reflextion in you computer montior ! wrong kinda short

cherrington17 · 07-05-2008, 10:10 AM

Right there! you didn't see it before??

lonnie · 07-05-2008, 10:46 AM

Are you planning on driving around with the seat down? I didn't cover the inside of my board, just the trunk side. I though about it and just decided to mount the amp back on the seat as well. You install looks very good, can't wait to see it wonce all the wires are installed.

YALEROYNOT · 07-05-2008, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by lonnie

Are you planning on driving around with the seat down? I didn't cover the inside of my board, just the trunk side. I though about it and just decided to mount the amp back on the seat as well. You install looks very good, can't wait to see it wonce all the wires are installed.

the seat will be up most of the time unless I want to show the amps. the trunk side will get carpet and the interor side is getting alum sheet with some type of grinder swirls and candy blue paint (maybe). not sure if I am going to paint and then grind (blue with silver swrils) grind then paint (blue and blue swirls). here is the sheet and the candy paint would like it darker so might not use it.

here is a quick idea of the grinder swirls I intend on doing of course with more detail. this was just a quick job to give the effect. was also thinking of embossing "YALEROYNOT" or a big olds symbol in to the trunk carpet side of the panel.

Ryan from Ohio · 07-06-2008, 05:51 PM

Heres the skinny on it.

With the 6X9's out and the seats down its the loudest.

Put the board in, seats down... Ok, but not as loud for sure.

Put the seats up, board in its a little more muffled yet.

Also a heads up. Guy that bought my amp claims one channel was burned out of it. He had it installed at a "reputable shop" and watched it being installed. Again just a heads up, you may have an issue laying ahead... Since I never tested mine and it was for sure new (no screwdriver marks on heads) and I didnt install it I cant guarantee it. Again just beware and test it out all around before you make stuff final!

YALEROYNOT · 07-06-2008, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryan from Ohio

Heres the skinny on it.

With the 6X9's out and the seats down its the loudest.

Put the board in, seats down... Ok, but not as loud for sure.

Put the seats up, board in its a little more muffled yet.

Also a heads up. Guy that bought my amp claims one channel was burned out of it. He had it installed at a "reputable shop" and watched it being installed. Again just a heads up, you may have an issue laying ahead... Since I never tested mine and it was for sure new (no screwdriver marks on heads) and I didnt install it I cant guarantee it. Again just beware and test it out all around before you make stuff final!

think I could "port" the wall would it help ? I was thinking about it for some design effect. clear plexy the amps backs and cut some holes on a square shape opposite the amps then leds inside the amp for light.

Ryan from Ohio · 07-06-2008, 10:36 PM

Any cut outs to the board will help for sure.

Anything that doesnt restrict the transfer of air from trunk to cabin is a good thing. The more open it is, the better.

Fi-Alero · 07-09-2008, 03:29 AM

That box is actually too big to be firing towards the back.

In the Alero, when it comes to a box that big, you will actually be .5-1.5db louder with the box firing foward into the cabin and both seats down.

It is looking really clean though

Ryan from Ohio · 07-09-2008, 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Fi-Alero

That box is actually too big to be firing towards the back.

In the Alero, when it comes to a box that big, you will actually be .5-1.5db louder with the box firing foward into the cabin and both seats down.

It is looking really clean though

What box??? I think you are loosing it...

lonnie · 07-09-2008, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Ryan from Ohio

What box??? I think you are loosing it...

.....I thought about putting a port in the wall but then I thought that I would have to deal with a port size and frequency...in essence your making a single reflex bandpass enclosure kinda if you count the trunk as a box...a big ass box but a box none the less, and really really low on efficiency.

Now that I think about it I basically made a box for the 6x9's in the back and probably mucked up there performance granted they are only stock right now but aren't they designed as infinite baffle speakers?

Fi-Alero · 07-09-2008, 11:58 AM

lol, oops.
I was confusing that piece of wood with the back of the box.

My bad

Ryan from Ohio · 08-03-2008, 10:09 AM

Yes factory trim is to rounded. Square it up.

YALEROYNOT · 08-03-2008, 10:55 AM

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Yes factory trim is to rounded. Square it up.

ye it will be done. have my hands in a few different projects and travel for work has me busy.