my new install. pics included

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lee7
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Post by lee7 »

http://img32.echo.cx/img32/8927/boxdesign8yr.jpg
This is a little freehand sketch I came up with of how I wanted the box to look, the dimensions being most important. The sub I chose was a Rockford Punch 3 10" unit, which would drop into a sealed enclosure of 0.65cu ft volume.
So once all the ice arrived it was time to start making and upholstering the box, wasnt as hard as i originally planned, heres the base.
http://img233.echo.cx/img233/3563/img41305zt.jpg
http://img89.echo.cx/img89/306/img41356yz.jpg
http://img8.echo.cx/img8/1815/img41362bw.jpg
http://img215.echo.cx/img215/1039/img41577mj.jpg

with the cover on...
http://img231.echo.cx/img231/3536/img41616ux.jpg
my rockford sub
http://img160.echo.cx/img160/358/img41637jd.jpg
My alpine amp which runs the sub
http://img232.echo.cx/img232/2492/img41647ax.jpg
the baby alpine which runs my alpine Type R components
http://img113.echo.cx/img113/6039/img41709pw.jpg
the finished install
http://img233.echo.cx/img233/1707/img41743re.jpg
and finally, with the roof down.

The sound is excellent overall, the sub seamlessly integrates with the rest of the system, adding a musical presence aswell as obviously beefing up the bottom end and allowing the system to go louder overall. There's plenty of volume with the top down or up, and without distortion. Power is sent from the battery via 4-gauge power cable to a QX Connect distribution block, where it's distributed via 2 8 gauge cables again, one to each amp.
all comments would be greatly appreciated.

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Post by Jussi »

Nice boot space you have there :lol:
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Post by Lyndon »

excellent work,hope ya don't carry much shopping :)

how long did it take you to make the entire install ?
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lee7
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Post by lee7 »

took about 4 hours in total to make and upholster the box, around 3 hours to install the sub/amps, the longest job was installing the components, around 5hours!

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saves paying loads for someone else to fit it :)
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Post by Coco1985 »

Hi,

your setup looks hot!

my dad is making me a sub box but if you dont mind...(and please excuse the language im using as im a girl and not familiar with the names of parts)...could you let me know where you got/purchased the circle thing that is usually fitted on the side of sub boxes which connects up the sub to the other things...is usually two antenna things in a circle???

im a girl in distress i need some bass!!!!!

Colette

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any car hifi shop sells them or try halfords,shouldn't cost that much :)
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