Every little boy gets a sucker after an unpleasant visit with the doctor. A sucker after a shot is quite the norm where I come from.
Thursday, I had a ******** removed. I explained to my wife that is one helluva sucker so....

i totally scored this killer system.
2 thousand watts of digital coolness to help ease the pain for a few daze.
I'm pleased with how they treated my ride. They did a fine jobe and obviously dig what they do. Props to Audio Express in STL.

 

Vey nice!

 

Hey give us the specs on what you put in. Especially the head unit and monitors in the head rest

 

Go boy!!!Helluva score.
You might've lost a nut, but you sure kept your head (nothing dirty in this comment, I swear!) cool.
I'd love to have a ride like yours..

greg

 

Sweeeet! So who's watching those video monitors in the back seat?

 

Serious setup - not real sure I'd trade my left nut for it though [sm=noooo.gif]

Hope you heal right soon..

Mike

 

my 3 kids watxh the screens in the back. Now, I can play one up front that feeds their monitors and the audio through the car's system. Much better. Before, I can to hook one screen up to the other with an external cable, and three kids argued over 2 sets of wireless headphones.
The head unit is a kenwood DDX7045 and the new speakers are all boston pros. 5 1/4" in the doors, 6X9s in back and some tweeters in the dash. The sub is a 12" rockford fosgate. It's fed by it's own fosgate amp and the other speakers are fed by the kenwood amp.
They lined the interior with a fiber that reduces rattle and vibrations. Anything that could be removed was and had this stuff installed behind it. They also installed a breaker for the entire system and a power doohicky that keeps the battery power up. I still get some dimming on lights when I crank it all the way up though.
I havn't measured it but I gotta be hittin over 135db.
Not bad with one sub.

 

Great looking system, you might wanna hold on the one that is left haha. Is HI-Fi-Fo-Fum still around in STL? I used to work for them when i was stationed at Scott AFB. Pics of my system are in the signature link.

 

I used your system as inspiration, man.
Used it as a visual to sell my bride on the idea, man.
I be diggin it bigtime.
I was wanting to save more room in mine but I do like how it turned out.
Sounds fantastic and will do well in shows.

 

Well glad to help. Did you notice and change in the ride height? The fiberglass enclosure shouldnt add too much weight. I havent had the nerve to try my hand at fiberglass. Esp since I built the system in the apartment with just a jigsaw. STL is St. Louis right?