Ram on a budget
Article Abstract:
David Roberts wanted to install a high performance audio system for his truck without spending too much money. He used his electronics skills and the help of friends who run an audio installation shop he was able to create a system using rebuilt parts for a fraction of the retail cost.
Publication Name: Car Stereo Review
Subject: Electronics
ISSN: 0894-3443
Year: 1998
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Rack jobs
Article Abstract:
The location of components is the most important consideration when planning a car-stereo system. One favorite way of handling this is to install all of the components on an amplifier rack. There are several ways to do this, depending on the make of one's car.
Publication Name: Car Stereo Review
Subject: Electronics
ISSN: 0894-3443
Year: 1998
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Kick it: when you want a great soundstage, adding kickpanels is a good way to go
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Kickpanels are a way of modifying the location and sound quality of factory built speakers in an automobile. Steps in installation include finding and creating the location for the speakers and panels, creating baffles, mounting and finishing.
Publication Name: Car Stereo Review
Subject: Electronics
ISSN: 0894-3443
Year: 1998
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