bush tunes
02-26-2004, 09:41 PM
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me and my buddy were joking around saying I need tunes on my quad when were out in the bush .......soon enough after the intiall laugh we thought hey why not [img]smile.gif[/img]
so here's the plan from old parts in my shed
an old radioshack pull out cd player I had in my malibu back in 92
a pair of coustic HT810 10" woofers I got for my sisters car and she racvked it up before I put em in specs
a pair of USD D2 horns with the 800hz passive crossovers I got from dukk and never used specs
all powered by an mtx pro50x2 I picked up for the coustics in my sisters car specs
I'll throw the woofers in a dual chamber .75 cube sealed wedge shaped truck box I got from an old install and mount the horns, head unit and amp in/on the box ala old 80's style hatchback box and I'll strap her to the front rack with a quick disconnect for the power
should make for some decent bush tunes eh [img]smile.gif[/img]
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I know it's stupid, just thought I'd share
[img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]
so here's the plan from old parts in my shed
an old radioshack pull out cd player I had in my malibu back in 92
a pair of coustic HT810 10" woofers I got for my sisters car and she racvked it up before I put em in specs
a pair of USD D2 horns with the 800hz passive crossovers I got from dukk and never used specs
all powered by an mtx pro50x2 I picked up for the coustics in my sisters car specs
I'll throw the woofers in a dual chamber .75 cube sealed wedge shaped truck box I got from an old install and mount the horns, head unit and amp in/on the box ala old 80's style hatchback box and I'll strap her to the front rack with a quick disconnect for the power
should make for some decent bush tunes eh [img]smile.gif[/img]
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.
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I know it's stupid, just thought I'd share
[img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]
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