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Hello everyone, I own a Volkswagen T2 bus from 1978 which I mainly use for long overland journeys. In my case space is at a premium, so not room for large woofers etc. I have a pretty decent audio setup running at the moment. It actually sounds nice but I'd like to be able to crank it louder...

Yea I figured that, but the shelf is quite usefull. I use the car for overland traveling and I can't offer up a lot of space. So closing up that entire area isn't an option. I could offer up a bit of space by making slightly larger enclosures. But I was just wondering if that would even solve...

Hi guys, Some time ago, when I was quite oblivious about how car audio works I installed a set of 6x9 speakers. I own a 78 VW camper van. I installed these speakers in the back and they are powered of a 60W rms JBL amp. The speakers are installed in a overhead shelf. When camping I cram a lot...

Yea, I know Sony is the cheap stuff. My priority wasn't really to get an awesome sound, two years ago when I first installed them. But priorities change... Anyway, thanks for the advice. I finally made up my mind and I'll bridge the rear outputs on the amp for the sub, for which I'll use a...

100 watts from a hu? doubt it... The amp should do 60W per channel, according to the jbl specs: 60W RMS x 4 @ 4 ohms and 1% THD + N* 80W RMS x 4 @ 2 ohms, 14.4V supply and 1% THD + N* 160W RMS x 2 @ 4 ohms, 14.4V supply and 1% THD + N* PDF...

Thanks for the quick reply, maybe I should explain a little better. The vehicle is an expedition vehicle. So the less space I'm using the better. However, I do drive a lot of miles in this thing so sacrificing some otherwise useless space for a sub is a good idea. However, adding another amp...

Hi guys, I have a Volkswagen T2 bus from 78. I recently installed the following setup: Sony XS-HT170SN (2x tweeter on dash + 2x woofer in door panels) Sony XS-F6941R (2x 4-way speaker in the back) Sony CDX-GT610U Headunit JBL GT5-A604 4 Channel Full-Range Amplifier The sound in the front...