Speakers, where do you put yours?

Like Pardox, mine are in the shelf awaiting my attention. Don't want to cut new holes. May install in head ache shelf near it's center as it has a "vent" in the center towards the bed? (don't know why).

 

That's an awesome idea. What sound quality and volume do you get from just the fronts speakers?!?

 

Scuse my ignorance Paul, but what is the tube work in the footwell ?

 

2 x 6" full range in front doors
2 x 3" under the dash
1 x 12" sub in enclosure made into buddy seat
2 x 3" in the rear roof cupboard
2 x 6 by 9 in pods above engine bay
2X amps under the rear bench seat fed by farad cap .
very thick speaker cable .
sounds great and rocks the bay

 

damn that sounds loud from here. Love the signature btw

 

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It's good and it's loud enough for me. The sub adds a lot of oomph, without it it sounds like a transistor radio if you know what I mean. I need 6x9's somewhere but I don't want to see them.

 

The council fitted it to help him get in and out.

 

lower cage loop

 

I've got a 12' sub and an amp kicking about, could I get away with this set up do you think?

 

My sub has it's own amp. I bought an all in one then butchered it - cheaper than an amp and speaker. I hoped a sub would cover the bass and I could just have mid and tweeters which I could hide, but it could be better, there's a punchy gap missing. If you liked heavy rock music you wouldn't be impressed, if you liked reggae you would. I like both so I need some 6x9's. Kick panels looks favourite to me.

 

Dammit. I listen to thrash metal so need all the range. Maybe the 3' setup with tweeters in the front with a sub n mids in the back. Not a fan of 6x9's. circular sound waves and all that.

 

You need mids somewhere, 3" is scitchy whatever you do...

 

If you had a super Viking, where would you put yours?!?

 

Correct, a lot of home stuff was 8ohm, these are actually 6 ohm, and the sub is 4ohm, but we are powering them with two old skool amps that work on anything 4 to 8ohm so we got all bases covered!

 

Paul's Silverfish has a full rollcage fitted. That's part of the cab section of the cage. I'm sure if you asked nicely he'd picture-whore the rest of it show you some more photos.

 

Oh go on then








I've not really got any better ones than that!!

 

Tut-tut, that'll have to go when the bambino arrives.

 

Nooooooooooo I was planning on adding a little more to it actually

 

Nah, he can use the frame to hang the cot from.