The Bose factory set-up is good, but when you get up to high speeds its nice to have it go louder than what the bose stock can offer. I did my own set-up with fiberglassing. If you choose to do your own fiberglassing make sure you dynmat the crap out of that area. Behind the glove box and factory subwoofer is alot of sheet metal that holds the dvd navigation area, the little glove box, the large glove box, and so forth. The area has alot of nook and crannies, so you would have to fiberglass individual sides for each subwoofer.















If you have any questions on the details of this set-up free feel to ask. I also did the door speakers and rear deck speakers. I have all my amps located in the spare tire spot in the trunk, so I still have all my storage space (minus the big glovebox of course) and the stereo is completely stealthed from would be thiefs.

This is what I put in my Z

Pioneer AVH-P4100DVD In-Dash Reciever
Pioneer Bluetooth Module
Pioneer XM Radio Module
Pioneer HD Radio Module
Pioneer IPOD Connectivity Kit
Pioneer IR remote control
Rockford Fosgate T1 652-S's Componet set speakers in the front
Rockford Fosgate T1 652's non-component speakers in the rear
Rockford Fosgate 4-Channel Power Series amplifier T8004BD
Rockford Fosgate Mono-Class Power Series amplifier T1001BD
Rockford Fosgate 25 Farad Carbon Capacitor
Rockford Fosgate 00 Gauge Wiring Kit
Maniac Motors direct bolt on 190amp alternator
Pair of Hertz 10" High Energy Subwoofers

 

Very cleanly done, and welcome to the forum.

Btw, this forum does have an audio/video section for these types of threads, no need to post this in the general section.

 

Voted. Very clean system...



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voted. Looks good