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INDSKYS

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Hopefully Their Will Be A Photo To Go With This If So It Is 2 10 Inch Kicker Subs Wedged Into The Back Panel . Seat Frame Modding Was Required .

 

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Your mom's going to get mad when she comes home and finds out what you did with her coffee table.

 

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Hey man, looks nice should hit fairly well also, what amp you runnin into those baby's?

there is some kind of containment behind that right like a ported or sealed box?

 

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Mustang67Coupe said:

Hey man, looks nice should hit fairly well also, what amp you runnin into those baby's?

there is some kind of containment behind that right like a ported or sealed box?

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We wedged two 10 in Rockfords behind my back seat, of course it was a custom box, They hit NICE adds a great sound, but now i can't use my trunk. (1000 watt amp for the subs, 400 for the speakers).

 

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View From The Other Side. I Used A Kicker 650 Watt 4 The Subs. And I Used An Alpine 450 Watt For The Kicker-- Mids -,tweets And Polk Momo 6x9,s.

 

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Heres The 6x9,s.polk Momos . They Have A Real Sharp Punch And Crystal Clear Highs.

 

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Here Is The Head Unit .sonys New Lcd Display Mp3 Cd Cdr Player. Kcker Pre-amp I Mounted In To The Dash. Remotes Sub Control Below Deck .and Aux Power Supply Also Mounted In Dash For Mobile Phone Etc.and Not Shown Stereo Remote Mounts To Ash Tray Cover With A Simple Piece Of Velcro Tape 4 Easy Acces To It .

 

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Cab Prep Before Stereo Install . Cleaned All Surfaces Herculined It As Shown To Deaden Sound N Protect .then Dynamatted The Whole Floor. Made A Huge Difference In Road Noise, Exhaust, And Transmission Noise.

 

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Looks like alot of work, you should post this in the Sound & Shine forum.

 

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Which sony model did you get and how much was it? I'm looking at getting a new deck and a 4 channel amp (for the f/r speakers, rear infinity 6x9's). I already have an MTX 2 channel amp for the subs (2 MTX 10's). I wasn't going to spend a whole lot of money on the deck/amp (under $4-500 for both). Nothing too fancy, just CD, CD-R/W, MP3, 2 RCA Preouts (1 for subs, 1 for f/r), perhaps remote. What do you recommend? (thoguh I probably should start a new thread, but oh well.

Great looking system.

 

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oboebrian said:

Which sony model did you get and how much was it? I'm looking at getting a new deck and a 4 channel amp (for the f/r speakers, rear infinity 6x9's). I already have an MTX 2 channel amp for the subs (2 MTX 10's). I wasn't going to spend a whole lot of money on the deck/amp (under $4-500 for both). Nothing too fancy, just CD, CD-R/W, MP3, 2 RCA Preouts (1 for subs, 1 for f/r), perhaps remote. What do you recommend? (thoguh I probably should start a new thread, but oh well.

Great looking system.

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THE HEAD UNIT IS CDX-M3DI SONY THE F/R AMP IS AN ALPINE MRV F 540 4/3//2/1 CHANNEL

 

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You are missing 5 sides of your box

 

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yeah, i didnt know that L7's were for free air applications. Seems like your gonna bottom out the voice coils when you give it some power.

 

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Lol I Didnt Say I Was A Stereo Professional Hehehe. But I Am Good At Fabbin Wood Or Metal . I Still Have To Find The Displacements Req,s For Em .and Ill Custom 2 Individual Boxes For Each .that Take Away As Little Trunk Space As Possible . Probably Make Them Of Oak To Match The Gas Tank Cover I Did.

 

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stangman67 said:

yeah, i didnt know that L7's were for free air applications.

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They aren't, they actually like the larger boxes alot.

Are they the L7's or the L5's? Also what year I'll see if I can't find some specs for you.

 

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eats305sstock said:

They aren't, they actually like the larger boxes alot.

Are they the L7's or the L5's? Also what year I'll see if I can't find some specs for you.

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L7,S --03,S AND THX 4 HELP, I NEED IT I AM ELECTRONICS IDIOT.

 

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INDSKYS said:

L7,S --03,S AND THX 4 HELP, I NEED IT I AM ELECTRONICS IDIOT.

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Here's the specs for the L5's, they should be the same as last years L7's


Model S10L5
Size (IN., CM) 25.4 8
Impedance (OHMS) 4 DVC 2 DVC
Max Rec Amplifier Power (WATTS PEAK) 900
Max Rec Amplifier Power (WATTS RMS) 450
Sensitivity (dB 1W/1M) 86
Frequency Response (HZ) 24-100
Min Rec Sealed Box Vol (CU. FT., LITERS) .66, 18.7
Max Rec Sealed Box Vol (CU. FT., LITERS) 1.0, 28.3
Min Rec Vented Box Vol* (CU. FT., LITERS) 1.25, 35.4
Max Rec Vented Box Vol* (CU. FT., LITERS) 2.25, 63.8

 

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If you decide to build your own boxe(s), you might want to research what type of material to use and how thick. I'm certainly no expert but I read somewhere that you don't want to use plywood because it flexes and hurts the bass. just a thought.

 

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word man word.........

some boxes need strenght to hold the bass.

MDF is the best.

Thickness varies on the power being pushed.

My friends box is 1 inch thick all the way around. Yeah it's a heavy SOB but that's the only way for it hold up to 4 JL w7 13.5's. Each speaker weights 50 lbs. On top of that the outside of the box was coated with rhyno liner to give it additional strenght.