When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Black suede gives a degree of elegance I think Plenty of boot space and access to rear folding seats Custom parcel shelf cover locks the whole install into place with two screws hidden behind the centre cap seen in this photo A trim surround is fitted behind the seats to finish offa factory style install
Black suede gives a degree of elegance I think Plenty of boot space and access to rear folding seats Custom parcel shelf cover locks the whole install into place with two screws hidden behind the centre cap seen in this photo A trim surround is fitted behind the seats to finish offa factory style install
Hey mate, what was the total damage? PM me if you like...
holy molly!! That's pricey! Was thinking i could get a simple fix by adding a sub in the spare wheel (if it's still there, haven't opened that part of my estate) The Burmester is ok, but my pal came with his Infiniti Q50 and boy the Bose in his car is maddddddddddddddddd
holy molly!! That's pricey! Was thinking i could get a simple fix by adding a sub in the spare wheel (if it's still there, haven't opened that part of my estate) The Burmester is ok, but my pal came with his Infiniti Q50 and boy the Bose in his car is maddddddddddddddddd
The spare wheel area in the sedan houses a giant battery in an even bigger aluminum protection case and a bunch of electronics boxes.
I'll have a look in mine later today, I've got the Estate anyway, someone give me a simple solution to add to my existing Burmester. I need some deep deep boom boom boom Bass
2017 C43 Coupe -Selenite Grey w/ PE..... 2014 Black Jaguar F-Type convertible- Sold
Honestly, that's about what I expected you dropped into it...in my opinion, not that it matters...it's money well spent. To get a custom install job done with stellar new JL audio, accent lights, great finish AND it still keeps the car practical and mechanically sound....that's money well spent. Kudos man, and thanks for all the pictures and updates throughout the process. Glad the audio shop guys didn't mind you documenting the progress. Very nice work! Enjoy!
If that is what you paid, that is a lot of money. It is good to see a nice, clean and quality job done by the shop. It isn't unheard of that some drops money like that and gets a sub par job they aren't fully happy with.
Honestly, that's about what I expected you dropped into it...in my opinion, not that it matters...it's money well spent. To get a custom install job done with stellar new JL audio, accent lights, great finish AND it still keeps the car practical and mechanically sound....that's money well spent. Kudos man, and thanks for all the pictures and updates throughout the process. Glad the audio shop guys didn't mind you documenting the progress. Very nice work! Enjoy!
Hi. Love teh install. Looks fab. I'm in the process of installing a 10" sub in an underfloor sealer box (spare wheel well) and an amp. I was wondering where you pick up the amp remote switch feed from?
Hi. Love teh install. Looks fab. I'm in the process of installing a 10" sub in an underfloor sealer box (spare wheel well) and an amp. I was wondering where you pick up the amp remote switch feed from?
Sorry mate,
Im not to sure as I had a technician build this for me.
Amazing work. Just curious if you knew: when the tech was first working on tacking up all the small pieces of MDF (the particle board wood), did he just use a hot-melt glue gun? I was trying to think how he had the time to get all of those little pieces fit into place without having to wait for glue to dry. I'm guessing it's hot melt (with some screws on the larger pieces where possible). When you're going to fiberglass the whole thing anyway, it makes sense, but had never occurred to me.
Amazing work. Just curious if you knew: when the tech was first working on tacking up all the small pieces of MDF (the particle board wood), did he just use a hot-melt glue gun? I was trying to think how he had the time to get all of those little pieces fit into place without having to wait for glue to dry. I'm guessing it's hot melt (with some screws on the larger pieces where possible). When you're going to fiberglass the whole thing anyway, it makes sense, but had never occurred to me.
Going through the pics of the build deffinately looks like hot glue and screws.
This is was supposed to be a 3 day job but my tech is very particular and went over board.
Love the finished product tho and now sounds amazing with the deep bass, I couldn't be happier how it turned out.
11-28-2016, 04:17 PM
