Solved Tony407's Ultimate DIY Audiophile Audio Build

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Here's the false floor that goes over the subs, amps, battery & power distribution.

 

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There were 134 new electrical & audio connections when putting the system in and integrating it with the OEM system. (I know because I counted them for the other guy's insurance company when they asked me if my stereo equipment was "permanently installed" in the Explorer.) I soldered pretty much all of them. It's permanent.

Tapping into the Sony amplifier.

Power distribution.

Center console.

Installing a mute button for my hardwired radar detector and subwoofer volume knob.

 

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Audio Control DM-810 DSP. It's installed behind the OEM Sony subwoofer grill.

I used magnets to hold the grill in place for easy access.

 

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Audio Control Epicenter in the glove box.

 

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Subwoofer volume and DSP knob, and mute button for the radar detector.

Circuit breaker and secondary battery isolator.

Routing my 0-guage wire up through the floor near the emergency brake cable.

 

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Audio Control SA-4140i calibrated microphone.

Hooking the DM-810 DSP to my windows laptop and iPod touch for RTA and other stuff.

 

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Livernois Motorsports Engineering T440 package. Steeda adjustable rear sway bar.
And I'm a huge Star Wars fan.

 

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[Rick]

Nice build! I am adding a year to your Elite membership for this awesome write up

 

[Toddman41]

Beyond sick build...

 

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I just got my Elite because of this.
I am doing a build on my Wife's 1996 Explorer.