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G4M13L3, gamble19's
1996 Ford Taurus GL
PA US

Install Details

Installer:
Noone but me

Equipment:
2-12" Dual Subs 1100 watts

Boss-1600 peak 4-ch amp

2 Polk EX-Series II--EX572A

2 Pioneer TS-A6871R's 6x8

Kenwood KDC-MP4032 HU

OPTX StreetGlow Red Neon Kit

NX Racing black/grey seat covers

Description:
I have the pioneers in the front doors which produce sweet @ss highs. very audible and do not distort period over my subs. i have my polks in the rear deck and are pretty decent mids. havent really tested them yet. i just put in my amp and subs in the trunk, but still need to secure the subs. so far, un-broken in, they sound awesome to me. i just want them to be heard better outside the car at ~500 ft. oh well, im still happy. im going to get 2 more 6x8s to add w/ the polks in the rear. :D

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my new head unit

the kenwood kdc-mp4032. i love it

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Comment Posted By: mtxfan421 on Sep 11,2007

got an h2h could i get a vote from ya?

Comment Posted By: dopamike on Aug 20,2007

nice...! looking preaty good man... drop you off with 800pts.. rate my ride if you have time thanks! also pls.. vote for my upcomming H2H...=D

Comment Posted By: the14u36 on Jul 16,2007

Gave ya 1200 to get ya rollen again. hit me back when you get a chance. Thanks

Comment Posted By: rude2ted on Apr 20,2007

Dropped ya 800 to help out and hit ya with a vote in your H2H, you're down 7-2. LOL L8R Ted

Comment Posted By: go'n'def on Mar 31,2007

nice install mate. left top points, please do the same for me and tell me what you think.1200points

Comment Posted By: syzkomike on Dec 23,2006

got a battle goin could use your vote bro"

Comment Posted By: Puppeterr on Oct 21,2006

good points for your first system

Comment Posted By: cjcorrea on Oct 19,2006

Check out my ride when you can. Please rate it. Thanks.

Comment Posted By: gamble19 on Sep 30,2006

Comment Posted By: timothy on Sep 02,2006

i put up some more pics tell me wha you think of the sub box

Comment Posted By: BigEars on Aug 25,2006

made some new stuff - check it out on my last few pages

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Comment Posted By: Reit38 on Aug 25,2006

gave ya 10s could use some help in a h2h thanks

Comment Posted By: polkbliss on Aug 16,2006

what kind of polks are those...i thought they only made the momo and the db series for speakers

Comment Posted By: slimsarea on Aug 14,2006

gave ya all 10s you look like you could use them ~ slim

Comment Posted By: areostar??? on Aug 12,2006

nice job on the install. the pioneer and kenwood equipement i like...so points for those 3 things. the dual, boss & polk on the other hand ....no points for those.....lets just leave it at that.

Comment Posted By: goatman123321 on Aug 09,2006

i'd say hide the wires by just cutting a hole in the carpet in the trunk and slide them under there so that they just pop out where they connect into the amp and sub box. That's how i'd do it simply anyways. Or make a cover out of MDF and carpet it.

Comment Posted By: glowrider on Aug 06,2006

just voited for ya but its like 51-14 him sorry dude

Comment Posted By: augieallenii on Aug 04,2006

Your amp shouldn't have that much trouble laying free like that, you could build a box for it then mount the fans so it has constant air movement, but thats not always the best answer.

Comment Posted By: augieallenii on Aug 04,2006

The problem is the difference in our setups, my amps are boxed in, so I cut holes and mounted the fans on the bottom side of the MDF, so you don't really see them, except for two 2 1/2" holes.

Comment Posted By: augieallenii on Aug 04,2006

All I did to lengthen the fan wire was butt-connect some 18 gauge to the wire of the fan, mine were old computer fans so they were 12v DC and I wired them into the ground and remote on one of the amps. That way your fan comes on with the sub and doesn't d

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