2004 Ford F150

I know a lot of people might think this is crazy, but my tv hits really hard and it shakes my apartment and I often get noise complaints from my neighbors. But the screen is going out and since i got it for free I was thinking about transplanting it into a custom made sub/speaker box into my F150 behind my front seats. Its a sony rear projection tv with a "Energy Star TruSurround" sound system underneath.

is this even possible? and if so, how achievable is it? i can make the box and install them, but i would get it professionally wired

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Wyo11Scab

iTrader: (1)

You could make them work but why????
The TruSurround is built into the TV sound processor so that won't help you. The TV speakers are real crappy and just because they sound good in your TV doesn't mean they will in your truck. Just spend a little and get the correct equipment.

2004 Ford F150

I'm just wondering if it's possible, I know it sounds stupid. I'm just curious if it's worth doing, but it sounds like it isn't

ksillman

You could always loose the back seat and install the tv on the back wall with an inverter. And run video out from the head unit to the tv. Haha lol

Wyo11Scab

iTrader: (1)

I guess the Race Red 2011 XLT Scabs with 5.0 have a good sense of humor

2004 Ford F150

Well I don't have a backseat, I have the f150 short extended can with no seats in the back. What is an inverter?

IronRobi

A speaker is a speaker. It's all about the box behind it. Or lack thereof. Is it possible? Absolutely. Recommended? Probably not

ksillman

Power inverter to run the tv, but since you don't have a back set you won't be needing one. You would need a 32 inch LCD to make it work.