its not much, but it sounds great :thumbup:

Pioneer deh-p6400 HU

I know I'll get mixed reactions out of Pioneer, but with 15 points of sound adjustment (my music taste ranges from beatles to beastie boys to beck to bad religion) and a sub $300 price tag, I couldn't go wrong

Kenwood '800w' amp powering:
- Kenwood Dualmag 6.5" up front
- Kenwood 3-way 6x9 in back

I used to run a sony explode '760w' amp, but since upgraded. Its clean as hell

JL Audio 300/2 amp powering:
- 2 Kicker Comp VR 12" 4ohm subs in a sealed box

I think they could use more power, but its plenty for now

- HomeDepo sound insulation (costs a fraction of the price of that dynomat shit)
- 4 gauge wiring

future plans include JL Audio 500/1 and a cap.

here's the first of a few pics. Pardon the mess, but trust me, its cleaner than it used to be h:

 

here's the amps

 

front stage

 

cabin

 

nice bowl h:

 

y didnt u mount the amps to the back seat, its bad to have em on ur sub box. ur ryte, it is cleaner then it was before.

i just recently did my buddy's 03 specV complete system. i mean complete. 10 hour job and it is very clean. i work at circuit city so i connect everything with gold connectors and all wires r mostly hidden.

:thumbup: on the more of cleaner mess.

 

how would they mount on the back seat?

I mean, I've seen them mounted there, but never knew how to really do it. The fabric and all. I just figured it was good enough h:

 

Kamel reds :thumbup: I bet it hits

 

i have those same 6.5's:thumbup: those are some great sounding speakers.

 

get a piece of thin plywood and lift up fabric and screw it down via short screws, then cover, then mount ur amps, very simple. even a pot head like u can do.