Pictures of my system

[mrmsudawgs]

I've posted this before but I just updated with some new pictures. Click here (http://home.comcast.net/~mrmsudawgs/Truckaudio.html) to have a look.

Polk MMC570s
Polk MM2104
Polk C400.4 Amp
Alpine CDA-9831 Head Unit
Alpine Type S in rear doors for fill running off head unit power.
Self built, sealed enclosure.

Mike

PS - an MM2104 in a sealed enclosure absolutely ROCKS!!!!! :cool:

[MacLeod]

Excellent work dude.

The box is especially well done.

Thumbs up! ;)

[AustinKP]

yep, it looks very nice. Box almost looks like it was made to be there ;)
-Austin

[mrmsudawgs]

Thanks! I appreciate it. It really sounds awesome and it leaves the back seat functional for the kids.

[JDMCivicB16B]

very clean install man, i think the pics were inspirational since i am planing out my install. May i ask..what program you use to design your enclosure? And can i get it somewhere?

[exalted512]

very nice! i wish my subs were small enough that i could fit them totally under the seat.
everything's very clean and out of the way. def. a great install
-Cody

[mrmsudawgs]

Thanks for the comments!:D

The program I used is called WinISD and it is a freeware program. Download WinISD Pro (Alpha or Beta) here (http://www.linearteam.dk/) Make sure you read the help file to learn all the ends and outs of the software. It also has great examples in the help file. I basically learned all I need to know from the help file and the12volt.com forum.

Good luck with your install.

Mike

[JDMCivicB16B]

thanks man, nice program. i appreciate it. 12volt is a great forum...i was able to learn how to wire my security system from there.

thanks again bro!

[MacLeod]

Originally posted by exalted512
i wish my subs were small enough that i could fit them totally under the seat.

-Cody

But you wouldnt be the Cody we've all come to know and love! Youd just be some dude from Texas. :p

[exalted512]

hopefully with the new truck i can stick it all the way under the seat, or at least more so than the current box
-Cody

[neomagus00]

can't you jack the seat up an inch somehow? spacers, maybe?

[mrmsudawgs]

Cody - what type of subs and what type of vehicle are you talking about?

Mike

[AustinKP]

Cody has 2 12" brahmas in - if I remember correctly - an early 2000's GMC Sierra.

[mrmsudawgs]

Yikes! That's a lot. I suppose there is no back seat or is this a regular cab pickup? Either way - kudos for getting it all in there!

Mike

[exalted512]

its a 96 GMC Sierra and yes, im running dual brahmas. on this body style truck lifting the seat is expensive due to the way its set up, but on the next truck the back seat will be raised about 1.75-2". and yes, the back seat is still there:)
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/3/web/531000-531999/531337_215_full.jpg
thats currently the only picture i have of the finished box, but some more pics of the box when i was making it can be found here
http://www.sounddomain.com/memberpage/531337/8
-Cody

[mrmsudawgs]

Very nice! Man you went out of your way on that project. Great job. I bet that system rattles your teeth:D

How do you adjust the gains on your amps seeing how they are behind the seat? Remotely?

[exalted512]

fold the seat down;)
-Cody

[MacLeod]

Ya know, I was wondering the same thing. I didnt know you could fold the back of the seats down.

[mrmsudawgs]

My seat will not fold down like that. I considered putting the amp behind the seat and having 2 tens or 1 twelve in a larger box but I would not be able to get to the amp back there. Nuts!:mad:

Mike

[exalted512]

actually, on the new models, the backs dont fold down. but that can be modified...
-Cody

[MacLeod]

Modified?

I thought thats what you did all those times you had the thing sitting in your room! :D