Some of you may remember the thread I posted about the audio build in my 92 LX hatch a while back. Well, the time has come to do my friends 92 LX notch, and it's going to be a little different to keep things interesting.
The victim:
The system:
Alpine CD player (not sure of model, but a new one with iPod interface and Sirius)
JL Audio 300/4 amplifier
MB Quart PSC 213 5 1/4" components up front
JL Audio 8W6 (x 2) in an old-school JL iso-plate (remember these?)
The radio is a custom dash kit, and switching for a full police strobe kit and wig-wags is in a custom plate in the ashtray (along with line lock, etc.) Both the radio plate and the ashtray panel were made on the CNC. Dave (mansonozz) just added one of these to his car. Pics to come, they're not on this PC.
Did a little something different on the door panels than in my car. Started with a 5.0Resto door panel and built these enclosures:
These panels were made in layers, with a 1/4" piece of hardboard as the base (in black vinyl to match the door top). Then, a 3/4" piece of MDF holds the speaker (in grey vinyl). Finally, a black grill-cloth covered piece of 1/4" ABS covers the speaker.
It's nice to not have the map pocket mess to deal with, makes for a cleaner looking door.
Moving to the trunk next, more pics will follow...
Alan
The victim:
The system:
Alpine CD player (not sure of model, but a new one with iPod interface and Sirius)
JL Audio 300/4 amplifier
MB Quart PSC 213 5 1/4" components up front
JL Audio 8W6 (x 2) in an old-school JL iso-plate (remember these?)
The radio is a custom dash kit, and switching for a full police strobe kit and wig-wags is in a custom plate in the ashtray (along with line lock, etc.) Both the radio plate and the ashtray panel were made on the CNC. Dave (mansonozz) just added one of these to his car. Pics to come, they're not on this PC.
Did a little something different on the door panels than in my car. Started with a 5.0Resto door panel and built these enclosures:
These panels were made in layers, with a 1/4" piece of hardboard as the base (in black vinyl to match the door top). Then, a 3/4" piece of MDF holds the speaker (in grey vinyl). Finally, a black grill-cloth covered piece of 1/4" ABS covers the speaker.
It's nice to not have the map pocket mess to deal with, makes for a cleaner looking door.
Moving to the trunk next, more pics will follow...
Alan