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<blockquote data-quote="Slayer16102" data-source="post: 8797733" data-attributes="member: 676644">I let them install the Kenwood 8005M and tune it all up for me with my alpine speakers. They did an amazing job. At $1,120.00 the install cost was pretty high ($679 in wiring, amps, and other components +345 in labor + tax), but man does it bang who knew $52.99 audio legion S20&#039;s could bang so good. Even the installers were impressed with how loud they banged. So much better than my old single rockford p3sd-12 setup. I can&#039;t even use the rear view mirror or put a drink on the center console without it vibrating off. The rearview mirror is basically unusable now. With my rockford P3SD2-12 the rear view mirror vibrated very little.Thank you guys for all of your help and suggestions this forum has always been great with helping me figure out any issues I may be having. They gave me a one year local warranty with replacement should anything from the install fail. The install included all new wiring and connection for both the positive and negative to the battery, so no more of that power coming off of the fuse box issue I spoke of in previous posts.I noticed that my voltage stays constant with it on the battery. When they had it wired to the fuse box the voltage jumped all around and seemed to cause drain to other components.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slayer16102, post: 8797733, member: 676644"] I let them install the Kenwood 8005M and tune it all up for me with my alpine speakers. They did an amazing job. At $1,120.00 the install cost was pretty high ($679 in wiring, amps, and other components +345 in labor + tax), but man does it bang who knew $52.99 audio legion S20's could bang so good. Even the installers were impressed with how loud they banged. So much better than my old single rockford p3sd-12 setup. I can't even use the rear view mirror or put a drink on the center console without it vibrating off. The rearview mirror is basically unusable now. With my rockford P3SD2-12 the rear view mirror vibrated very little. Thank you guys for all of your help and suggestions this forum has always been great with helping me figure out any issues I may be having. They gave me a one year local warranty with replacement should anything from the install fail. The install included all new wiring and connection for both the positive and negative to the battery, so no more of that power coming off of the fuse box issue I spoke of in previous posts. I noticed that my voltage stays constant with it on the battery. When they had it wired to the fuse box the voltage jumped all around and seemed to cause drain to other components. [/QUOTE]

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