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Finished custom audio

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Well guys the X is about 90% done!!

And I can tell you so far it freakin jams with no battery issue…so far! Lol

The system starts w a 300 cb under the hood with 100% ofc 0 ga running to the rear.

The front dash had no speakers so I installed DS18 3.5’s and crossed them over at 500hz.

The A pillars have MB Quart QSD tweeters crossed over at 4000hz

The front doors I modified to accept DS18 8” mid bass with a floor of 80hz and a 500hz ceiling.

The rear doors have MMATS Pro Audio 6.5’s full range.

The rear are 2 CT Sounds 10” Ozone drivers powered by a 2000 watt MMATS Pro Audio class D.

The front doors are powered by bridging channels 1-4 of a 6 channel 1500 watt MMATS Pro Audio amp.

The dash and tweets are powered by channels 5-6 of the MMATS Pro Audio amp.

This is all controlled by Audio Control 810 DSP!

I still am going to frame the MMATS amp and DSP but wanted to report since a ton of y’all are waiting on this build!

I glassed in the bottom well of the trunk then built a frame and secured it.

Next I built the top with the Ozone 10’s aimed inward and backward at 35 degrees.

The top is slot ported with a 90 degree port 2.5x9x18.

I pressed the top in place and will secure when I’m confident I don’t need to go back in.

Both amps are protected by Stinger 150amp cb’s.

I have a Bluetooth connection to my iPhone for tuning the DSP.

I also have a bass knob connected to the DSP and an on/off switch for the entire DSP/amps turn on.

The back 2 seats work as intended so it’s still a functional 6 seater!

Thoughts??
 

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How do you connect to the main power for the amplifier? I tapped my directly to the 12v battery terminals. This cause that I have to replace the 12v battery 2nd times for the last 2 years due to prematurely failure. Please show some of the power connection photos? Do you have to replace 12v battery yet?