Tried Something Different
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Looks good. Are those the 300/4 and 250/1? How did you stack them? Do they have little feet or are they just on top each other? That will look great when you have it all trimmed in.
Send pics when you are complete, I have been thinking of a similar setup with both amps/sub under the rear seat but flush.
Send pics when you are complete, I have been thinking of a similar setup with both amps/sub under the rear seat but flush.
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Originally Posted by Devildog101
Looks good. Are those the 300/4 and 250/1? How did you stack them? Do they have little feet or are they just on top each other? That will look great when you have it all trimmed in.
Send pics when you are complete, I have been thinking of a similar setup with both amps/sub under the rear seat but flush.
Send pics when you are complete, I have been thinking of a similar setup with both amps/sub under the rear seat but flush.
I used all-thread with small nuts and washers. There is 1" of gap between the amps for airflow. All four corners are mounted to a base board that is mounted to the jack location. I'm going to cut down the overage of all-thread and pull the extra wiring back. I was tired of not being able to adjust the amps behind the seat and I thought the MTX Thunderform looked out of place by itself.
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11-20-2007, 01:20 AM
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