Audio Basics (info for anyone looking to upgrade)
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Warspite (04-01-2013)
#12
will run you OVER
this is pretty handy. I had to do a lot of trimming for my double din radio to fit. I think you need to do a how to on adding more speakers to the system. custom but Im sure you know how to add em. (I want to add a couple more speakers and tweeters, possibly on top of the dash or roof.
#14
will run you OVER
^the way I did it was....try to put it in...what rubs? dremel it!
plug it up and your good to go. mine took a couple hours. OH youll need to mount it somehow...I had some solid mounts, but it got ripped out, so when the professional guys put in a new one, they used, a sort of tack strip, stuff I would use to secure ducting for microwaves/dryer vent/shower vents..etc and the screws have already fallen out so it rattles around
plug it up and your good to go. mine took a couple hours. OH youll need to mount it somehow...I had some solid mounts, but it got ripped out, so when the professional guys put in a new one, they used, a sort of tack strip, stuff I would use to secure ducting for microwaves/dryer vent/shower vents..etc and the screws have already fallen out so it rattles around
#16
^the way I did it was....try to put it in...what rubs? dremel it!
plug it up and your good to go. mine took a couple hours. OH youll need to mount it somehow...I had some solid mounts, but it got ripped out, so when the professional guys put in a new one, they used, a sort of tack strip, stuff I would use to secure ducting for microwaves/dryer vent/shower vents..etc and the screws have already fallen out so it rattles around
plug it up and your good to go. mine took a couple hours. OH youll need to mount it somehow...I had some solid mounts, but it got ripped out, so when the professional guys put in a new one, they used, a sort of tack strip, stuff I would use to secure ducting for microwaves/dryer vent/shower vents..etc and the screws have already fallen out so it rattles around
#18