new front speakers temporarys and my new deck. Next up when the money is good Two 10" Type R Alpine Subwoofers and of course an amp or two to power them in a ported enclosure.

Old Deck
Stress Reliever Half Way Point

[ June 09, 2004, 12:18 AM: Message edited by: 131.7 dB Z24 ]

 

Couple Notes considering the first installer didn't use a new wiring harness just the original
New Deck without the face
New Deck With The face

[ June 09, 2004, 12:14 AM: Message edited by: 131.7 dB Z24 ]

 

[img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img] Finally done! lol

And one sweet car outside the church with my sister n her new husband

 

The hardest part about that car were those dash speakers. I needed a flex head screwdriver for em and didnt have one

The deck looks and sounds nice. Just never take it out. Too much work went into that. I only taped up the speaker connections because those speakers are only very temporary and wil be taken out fo something much better I hope.

 

Much better indeed (speaker replacements) lol And the day the deck comes out is the day the car either stops workin or the day i get a new car. Also Zach I found a button on the deck that makes the sub even louder than we had it before (in other words it wasn't hitting as it should have been lol)

 

Turn the sub out up a lot, the pre outs put out low voltage unless it's at like +15.

 

Where on the deck Im still like readin the manual to figure this crap out lol

 

Yeah on the deck... At least I'm pretty sure thats what he's talking about.

 

Press the volume ****, press it in, it should say subwoofer, turn it up.

 

I found that Friday. Didn't I show it to you? Ooops. [img]tongue.gif[/img]