| STEREO SYSTEM (It's not just a Stereo, it's a SYSTEM!) |
| This page will document the complete invent of a custom stereo system for the Quad Cab. The factory stereo is comprised of a factory AM/FM Cassette player with four 6 3/4" speakers (1 in each door). The sound quality is fair at best and doesn't really reproduce a dynamic range of sound or harmony. My goal will be to build a kicka$$ stereo that can win or steal a show on its own. |
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| Here's the first setup. It includes a custom built sealed enclosure along with a Lightning Audio 1200 Watt amp with cooling fan and 1/2 Farad Capacitor. The speakers are two Alpine Type S dual voice coil Subwoofers. We're running alot of wattage so we want to increase the cap and use two amps instead of one to run the subs and components. |
| The second setup includes the same box and subs, but we now use two Rockford Fosgate 400.4 amps rated at 732 Watts and along with a Lightning Audio 1 Farad capacitor. The amp shown in the above pic runs the subs, while the second is hidden and runs the Fanatic Q components up front.. |
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| This is the TV and DVD player right out of the box. |
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| Here's the 5.4" TV custom mounted in the overhead console. It will serve as a monitor for the DVD player, MP3 player, Playstation and Navigation system. |
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| This is the current speaker enclosure that QUAD2NV is running. It's installed where the 60 of the 60/40 rear bench seat use to reside. It consists of the same 2 10" Alpine Type S subs and a dual ported design to maximize bass efficiency. |
| My deck is a Pioneer DEH-P9200. It has the Organic display along with the auxilary output to run the DVD player. (Pics Coming Soon!) |