2006 Supercrew audio install (ongoing thread)
05-31-2009, 07:14 PM
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2006 Supercrew audio install (ongoing thread)
Currently installed components:
-pioneer avic-z2 in dash double din dvd/gps head unit
- MB Quarts QSD 216 Signature components
- JL Audio 300/4
- JL Audio 300/2
Coming soon:
- MTX Thin Line TT64 10" Sub
- Box from supercrewsound.com
Here are some pictures of the component & amplifier installations. I will keep updating this thread as I can get more pictures.
Door Panels Before
Midrange mounted in the door
Had to cut away behind the midrange to enusre good fit with room to flex
Tweeter installed in factory location
Everything installed just like factory
-pioneer avic-z2 in dash double din dvd/gps head unit
- MB Quarts QSD 216 Signature components
- JL Audio 300/4
- JL Audio 300/2
Coming soon:
- MTX Thin Line TT64 10" Sub
- Box from supercrewsound.com
Here are some pictures of the component & amplifier installations. I will keep updating this thread as I can get more pictures.
Door Panels Before
Midrange mounted in the door
Had to cut away behind the midrange to enusre good fit with room to flex
Tweeter installed in factory location
Everything installed just like factory
05-31-2009, 11:37 PM
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Now for a few pictures of the amplifier installation.
0 Gauge wire through d-block.
Both amps installed in quickly made amp rack
Top view of both amps under the seat (hard to see the second amp, but look for the JL black fins sticking out
0 Gauge wire through d-block.
Both amps installed in quickly made amp rack
Top view of both amps under the seat (hard to see the second amp, but look for the JL black fins sticking out
06-01-2009, 01:36 AM
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The amps are currently mounted under the back passenger seat due to space constraints, plus if they were under the front passenger seat people would be kicking them with their feet.
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I must say that I love the MB quarts and think they sound perfect for my ear. I have always been a fan of MB quart until they sold out to a German company, and since have lost the love. These components are the signature series which means they literally put a bunch of midrange and tweeters in a room and paired them with each other if they sounded the same.
So far I probably have about $700 in amps and component set. That doesn't include the head unit, wiring, sub, and sub box.
So far I probably have about $700 in amps and component set. That doesn't include the head unit, wiring, sub, and sub box.
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06-03-2009, 12:25 AM
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06-03-2009, 08:31 AM
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Just because it is owned by a us company doesn't mean they are made in the USA. (Look at the shirt you are wearing; probably owned by US company and made in sweatshops in China). MB quart used to primarily make their stuff here in the good ole US, but when they sold out to MAXXsonics they outsourced the MB quart brand to Germany.
isnt mb quart owned by maxxsonics a usa company?
http://maxxsonics.com/corporate/index.html
http://maxxsonics.com/corporate/index.html
