audio install. (it may give people some ideas)
The car was given to Audio Advice in Hillington (great company). Iain and I then discussed the options of what I wanted from the install, I told Iain that I would like the wee car to have a sound system that was quite loud without distorting the quality BUT most of all I want it all fitted discreetly keeping the overall appearance that the car has no stereo.
Well the car far exceeded my expectations, it sounds absolutely amazing and
the best bit is most of it can't be seen (if you are just walking past), just waiting on the tailor-made boot mat to be finished.
The car before Iain and Stuart get stuck in
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2 of the Interior
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The doors were first, each door was going to house.
JL Audio VR components (2 sets) with 2 mids and 1 tweet in each door.
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Original door before.
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What can we do to this ???
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Dynamat in place, how will this look?
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Holes cut and ready for speakers.
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nearly ready for paint.
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Finished door
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The wood just adds to the finished door
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Next up the boot/rear, this was to house JL Audio TR co-axials (in rear panels in boot)
And the JL Audio TW5 sub in spare wheel well
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The TW5 (TW5-3 13.5" subwoofer handles up to 600 watts RMS with a 2.5-inch mounting depth that makes it ideal for tight spaces.)
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standard empty boot floor
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Insert / lid for sub box in floor
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Floor and rear side panel in situ
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View from rear before final tweaks before trimming.
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