managed to fit a 12" sub in back
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managed to fit a 12" sub in back
i managed to fit a 12" sub in the back of my 69 vert along with the already existant 6x9s i had in there..... WOW a sub in there just makes it sound SO much better, and with my bestbuy discount, it only cost me $130 for everything :cheers: anybody else got a sweet system hooked up in there classic vette? i do installs for a part time living(im actually a student as of now)
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Re: managed to fit a 12" sub in back (corvtt1969)
yeah,
i have a 77 and started molding in a sealed enclosure for one 10w6v2 jl audio on each side. i molded them in the back corners and going to build an amp/t-top rack also..... i 'm also remolding my whole dash and door panels...... i trickin' out the whole car....simple and clean....
cryzko
i have a 77 and started molding in a sealed enclosure for one 10w6v2 jl audio on each side. i molded them in the back corners and going to build an amp/t-top rack also..... i 'm also remolding my whole dash and door panels...... i trickin' out the whole car....simple and clean....
cryzko
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Re: managed to fit a 12" sub in back (ACECO)
heres what i did,i have 2- 8's mounted in the box with a rockford fosgate amp.i have to rockford's in the kickpanels and 2 plates in the dash.Ill be adding 2 6x9's into the storage lids when i put that back in.I had 10's before but took too much room up ,i can still get my nitrous bottle and my ttops in.
[Modified by patsnitrovette, 6:54 AM 3/30/2004]
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Re: managed to fit a 12" sub in back (patsnitrovette)
as soon as i get it all finsihed up and neat and tidy(something i do when i aint got any work at the bestbuy install bay :D ) ill get some pictures for yall- Bob
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Re: managed to fit a 12" sub in back (corvtt1969)
Just finished hooking up my new system: Two round 6x9's in the dash, two specially mounted tweeters in the kick panels and a ten inch sub in the back.
I mounted the head unit, the amp and all the wires on a board and hung it off the ridge in the body panels in the back (got the idea off the internet...will try and get some pictures soon...).
Once I figured out what radio stations were what it is great to just point the remote over my shoulder and change the station and it is easy enough to turn around at a stop light to load a CD...I am happy and at the same time it kept the dash looking original!!!
I mounted the head unit, the amp and all the wires on a board and hung it off the ridge in the body panels in the back (got the idea off the internet...will try and get some pictures soon...).
Once I figured out what radio stations were what it is great to just point the remote over my shoulder and change the station and it is easy enough to turn around at a stop light to load a CD...I am happy and at the same time it kept the dash looking original!!!
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Re: managed to fit a 12" sub in back (cryzko)
yeah,
i have a 77 and started molding in a sealed enclosure for one 10w6v2 jl audio on each side. i molded them in the back corners and going to build an amp/t-top rack also..... i 'm also remolding my whole dash and door panels...... i trickin' out the whole car....simple and clean....
cryzko
i have a 77 and started molding in a sealed enclosure for one 10w6v2 jl audio on each side. i molded them in the back corners and going to build an amp/t-top rack also..... i 'm also remolding my whole dash and door panels...... i trickin' out the whole car....simple and clean....
cryzko