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Post by xwing777 on May 5, 2011 19:28:13 GMT -5
Doing an upgrade and have the following for sale: [glow=red,2,300] I want to sell the whole package together and will take $350 for everything! [/glow]  1-12" DVC Alpine type-r sub (SWR-1242D) . Older 500watt model but like new and hits hard as i built the box and ported it for optimal sound. The box is 3/4 MDF and covered in black carpet. Setup for 2ohm load.   1-Profile AP1000 Ive got it bridged @500 x 1 (RMS) MONO Subwoofer Amplifier Specs/Info on crutchfield: Profile AP1000M Mono subwoofer amplifier 500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms at Crutchfield.com1-Profile AP1040 4X80 (RMS) 4 CH Amplifier Specs/Info on crutchfield: Profile AP1040 4-channel car amplifier 80 watts RMS x 4 - Features & Specs at Crutchfield.comCustom AMP rack built by me and fit perfectly in the rear of a PT. Seats still fold down and can be removed without touching anything as i built that function into it. This is hookedup to the factory radio via a 4 channel line level converter that i will throw in free if needed. If you were at RTTB last year, you should remember hearing it ( when i did a quick sound test after first installed it hit 123db...lol I will not ship any of this but will deliver free within 50 miles and can work something out for further distance. |
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Post by xwing777 on May 7, 2011 21:33:57 GMT -5
**Updated** Got it removed today and took some more pics with extra stuff that goes with it (same price still). Scosche FAI-3A (4 channel line convertor for if you dont have RCA connects on radio) 1.5 farad capacitor with voltage display 5 or 6 (dont remember right now though) monster cable RCA cables. These are short as i only needed to run from the convertor to amps. I had them bundled up as shown in pics so don't know if there long enough to go all the way to head unit. You can also see how i mounted everything in the tray and how i built it to lock under the rear seat handles Then sub box sits on top and fits snugly under the rear shelf (very secure this way but no need to bolt anything down)     I may be interested in trades depending what you have and i could use, just let me know and we will discuss it. |
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Post by pt50 on Jun 10, 2011 9:32:03 GMT -5
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Post by xwing777 on Jun 10, 2011 16:36:24 GMT -5
Yes, but I have 2 people trying to come up with the money. Like i told them, first with cash gets it.
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Post by dadjmon on Jul 4, 2011 17:49:18 GMT -5
Hi Xwing - Cool setup. I just finished my new system in my 03 Touring. Nothing as big as what you have, just enough to make it sound good. I was wondering if you have still have the measurments or plans from the amp rack you built. I would love to make one like it for mine. Right now I have the 2 amps and the cap mounted on a board behind the rear seats. Your enclosure would make it a much cleaner install. Thanks, Rick(new member here)
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Post by xwing777 on Jul 4, 2011 22:29:37 GMT -5
Dont really have plans. I took some paer and made a pattern for the bottom piece (use 3/4" wood as it fits tightly under the rear seat handles) i then used 2X4's for the sides. Then built up the amps to be flush with the top board.
These amps are fairly big and i had to drill holes in the sides of the 2X4 for the RCA cables to go through. If you inset the 2X4 like i did, theres plenty of room to route the wires. It may be hard to see in the pics though.
The way i planned it all out nothing was attached to the car and it wasnt needed. Once all in, the amp rack was locked in by the rear seats and the sub box was locked in place by the rear shelf.
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Post by dadjmon on Jul 5, 2011 16:07:04 GMT -5
Thanks Xwing. I should be able to figure it out from your pics. Did you have any issues with the amps overheating being mounted in the box like that? I'm running 1 Infinity Reference 475a 4 channel amp that gets pretty hot and a Kicker zx200.2 bridged mono for my sub. I thought about building my rack with a couple of small 12v fans to help keep the amps cool. Also thought about adding a little blue neon to it as my car is electric blue.
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Post by xwing777 on Jul 5, 2011 22:39:21 GMT -5
No problems with them getting to hot. The amps were raised up on rails and since the heat sinks were exposed upright they could cool enough. Fans would help them to be cooler though. For the best method, make an intake hole with fan pulling air in and then make an exhaust hole with fan pushing out on opposite ends of the rack. Most amps dont have any issues if they are mounted flat. Its when you mount them on the side or under something where the heat sinks can't do there job effectively that they get to hot. The new setup i used Alpine PDX amps that are very efficent and can even be stacked on top of each other. Ran out of room so i had to mount them on the sides as shown:  |
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Post by xwing777 on Jul 23, 2011 19:50:57 GMT -5
Bump...lowered priced
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Post by ptcruiserguy on Mar 5, 2012 21:26:37 GMT -5
Is that whole set up you have pictured still for sale? I just try to post earlier then
I saw it here. My email is zip267@aol.com. thanks, rick
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Post by xwing777 on Mar 6, 2012 19:50:46 GMT -5
email sent and its all in storage but can dig everything back out if serious
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Post by ptcruiserguy on Mar 14, 2012 14:39:34 GMT -5
Hello, if you are reading this now, I have a friend who is in Charlotte. He may be able to pick
up the system if he's close enough to you, but he has to leave Friday morning. Please try to
call me at 561-758-2021. Thanks, Rick
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guess who