Stealth Install: Avic-z110bt, Alpine, Phoenix Gold
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Stealth Install: Avic-z110bt, Alpine, Phoenix Gold
i just finished my install tonight at 4am. it took me about 20 hours or so. my goal for this build was to have everything hidden in the gloveboxes behind the seats... completely stealth.
audio components:
Pioneer Avic-z100bt
Alpine MRP-F250
Alpine MRP-M450
Phoenix Gold Ti 6 Elite
Phoenix Gold 10" RSDC
Wicked CAS Glovebox Box
Custom Fiberglass Door Pods
the headunit mounting brackets for the avic-z110bt must be modified for it to open and close properly. it's too far in and i had to enlarge the holes in the brackets to push it further out.
i am going to bridge the Alpine MRP-F250 to send 100w rms x2 to the phoenix gold components. the RSDC sub is wired to a 2ohm load allowing the Alpine MRP-M450 to output about 400w rms x1.
i havent wired up the door pods yet but i'll post pics once i get them in.
audio components:
Pioneer Avic-z100bt
Alpine MRP-F250
Alpine MRP-M450
Phoenix Gold Ti 6 Elite
Phoenix Gold 10" RSDC
Wicked CAS Glovebox Box
Custom Fiberglass Door Pods
the headunit mounting brackets for the avic-z110bt must be modified for it to open and close properly. it's too far in and i had to enlarge the holes in the brackets to push it further out.
i am going to bridge the Alpine MRP-F250 to send 100w rms x2 to the phoenix gold components. the RSDC sub is wired to a 2ohm load allowing the Alpine MRP-M450 to output about 400w rms x1.
i havent wired up the door pods yet but i'll post pics once i get them in.
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i haven't had time to tune it yet but so far the sub sounds good. i'm sure it'll sound much better as soon as i get the ti6 components installed and disable the rear fill.
also forgot to mention, i bought the msn direct tuner for the avic-z110bt. that unit offers live traffic updates, as well as movie times, stock updates, and a slew of other feeds. i used to have the avic-d3 you're using and the z110bt is a huge upgrade. the larger screen and bluetooth functionality are awesome.
also forgot to mention, i bought the msn direct tuner for the avic-z110bt. that unit offers live traffic updates, as well as movie times, stock updates, and a slew of other feeds. i used to have the avic-d3 you're using and the z110bt is a huge upgrade. the larger screen and bluetooth functionality are awesome.
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i've had time to do some listening and and tuning this weekend. i'm very happy with the results. it sounds a lot better than the bose sub and i like having the ability to control the sub from the audio settings on the z110bt.
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not yet but i do have about 20 sq ft sitting in my garage ready to go in. i'll have to do some more critical listening to determine where the vibrations are coming from. i'll prob put 5 sq ft in each door and 10 in the trunk and glove box area.
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