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Had some fun over the weekend. I have an 04 GTO and installed the following:
Rockford Fosgate R165 (Rear quarters)
Rockford Fosgate R165-S (Front doors + tweeters)
Rockford Fosgate T1D410
JVC KW-AV61BT (With an Axxess ASWC steering wheel control adapter AND Alpine Power Pack)
Sony XM-ZZR3301 (Had it for 2 years, used in a bunch of vehicles)
NVX SDBP40 40 ft Bulk Pack (Sound Dampening Material, used almost all of it)
This is the most complete install I've ever tried on a car. I added the NVX (which works great, by the way) on the front doors (no pics), rear quarters, and trunk/trunk lid. It made the ride a lot quieter and the sound is oohhhh so clear.
I used the stock location for the tweeters.
All I can say about the Rockford T1D410 is WOW. It's amazing what a high quality 10" sub can sound like. It's louder and MUCH clearer/precise than the 2 12"s I used to have in a ported box. Say what you want about Sony car audio products, but this amp has never let me down and it's a cool running powerhouse. I used 4 gauge power and ground wires.
I only took a couple pictures of the installation because I don't like stopping in the middle of it to take pictures in fear of getting distracted.
The KW-AV61BT is a great head unit. The Alpine Power Pack was a pain to install due to lack of space. Ended up drilling a 1" hole in the side of my glovebox and "mounting" it in there. It's actually pretty convenient since I can easily get to my gains. If you don't know about it, it's a compact amp that needs no extra power besides your stereo to run. 45 RMS x 4 at 4 ohm. It makes my Rockford components sound absolutely amazing and clear. I've never been happier with an audio system in my life. And it's cool to say I put it all in myself. I take the long way home just to listen to more music.
If there's anything you'd like to know about my install, just ask!
![System Install-img_20130328_164816_656.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/wiring-stereo-electronics/398543d1469570257t-system-install-img_20130328_164816_656.jpg)
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Rockford Fosgate R165 (Rear quarters)
Rockford Fosgate R165-S (Front doors + tweeters)
Rockford Fosgate T1D410
JVC KW-AV61BT (With an Axxess ASWC steering wheel control adapter AND Alpine Power Pack)
Sony XM-ZZR3301 (Had it for 2 years, used in a bunch of vehicles)
NVX SDBP40 40 ft Bulk Pack (Sound Dampening Material, used almost all of it)
This is the most complete install I've ever tried on a car. I added the NVX (which works great, by the way) on the front doors (no pics), rear quarters, and trunk/trunk lid. It made the ride a lot quieter and the sound is oohhhh so clear.
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All I can say about the Rockford T1D410 is WOW. It's amazing what a high quality 10" sub can sound like. It's louder and MUCH clearer/precise than the 2 12"s I used to have in a ported box. Say what you want about Sony car audio products, but this amp has never let me down and it's a cool running powerhouse. I used 4 gauge power and ground wires.
I only took a couple pictures of the installation because I don't like stopping in the middle of it to take pictures in fear of getting distracted.
The KW-AV61BT is a great head unit. The Alpine Power Pack was a pain to install due to lack of space. Ended up drilling a 1" hole in the side of my glovebox and "mounting" it in there. It's actually pretty convenient since I can easily get to my gains. If you don't know about it, it's a compact amp that needs no extra power besides your stereo to run. 45 RMS x 4 at 4 ohm. It makes my Rockford components sound absolutely amazing and clear. I've never been happier with an audio system in my life. And it's cool to say I put it all in myself. I take the long way home just to listen to more music.
If there's anything you'd like to know about my install, just ask!
![System Install-img_20130328_164816_656.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/wiring-stereo-electronics/398543d1469570257t-system-install-img_20130328_164816_656.jpg)
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![System Install-img_20130329_155746_753.jpg](https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/wiring-stereo-electronics/398545d1469570257t-system-install-img_20130329_155746_753.jpg)
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