Papabambam
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Hey guys, I'm new here and am loving the wealth of information on these forums. Thanks in advance for any help with this issue.
I have a 2012 Limited Expedition, pretty loaded, and was looking to improve the sound a bit. We use it as a family car, so I can't step on the wifey's toes with anything crazy and space-hogging. Here was my plan:
I plan to replace the door speakers, and add a 10" sub and box (already own this) and an amp (already own this, also) which splits power between the sub and all door speakers. I had this setup in my F-150 before trading it in, and it sounded great. I'd like to mount a terminal in the cargo space to easily remove the sub when the cargo space is needed. I plan to leave the factory sub and amp as is. I brought the stuff to my local car audio guy, and he could not find a place for my amp. I am really not convinced that he tried. I agree the available space for it doesn't easily manifest itself, but there MUST be a pocket or something somewhere behind the plastic paneling that could house the amp....or somewhere else. I really like the amp, it's REALLY clean....besides the fact that I already own it. It doesn't quite fit in the jack bay (which probably isn't ventilated enough anyway). Besides, then I'd have to find a spot for the jack. The dimensions of the amp are
14.2" L x 7.6" W x 2.4" H
Not that big, right? Just thought I'd ask you guys before I get to tearing things apart!
I have a 2012 Limited Expedition, pretty loaded, and was looking to improve the sound a bit. We use it as a family car, so I can't step on the wifey's toes with anything crazy and space-hogging. Here was my plan:
I plan to replace the door speakers, and add a 10" sub and box (already own this) and an amp (already own this, also) which splits power between the sub and all door speakers. I had this setup in my F-150 before trading it in, and it sounded great. I'd like to mount a terminal in the cargo space to easily remove the sub when the cargo space is needed. I plan to leave the factory sub and amp as is. I brought the stuff to my local car audio guy, and he could not find a place for my amp. I am really not convinced that he tried. I agree the available space for it doesn't easily manifest itself, but there MUST be a pocket or something somewhere behind the plastic paneling that could house the amp....or somewhere else. I really like the amp, it's REALLY clean....besides the fact that I already own it. It doesn't quite fit in the jack bay (which probably isn't ventilated enough anyway). Besides, then I'd have to find a spot for the jack. The dimensions of the amp are
14.2" L x 7.6" W x 2.4" H
Not that big, right? Just thought I'd ask you guys before I get to tearing things apart!