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This is my build log for my 1999 Honda Accord. I will be changing out most the equipment I put in a year ago. The system installed now sounds good , But not at the decibel levels I want. So this time around I will be spending alot more on higher end eqipment to do it "better" this time so I am happy when done.

So these are my goals:

Basically better sounding at high volumes

Higher efficiency speakers and subwoofer

Block outside noises and inside rattles

True low end freq repoduction (type-r doesn't hit the very bottom end)

better mid-bass (maybe a 3-way)

Better sounding mid-ranges and tweeters

I must still have a SPARE TIRE

Must still have some useable space left in trunk

Heres the car

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Lets get this build log started, whats the hold-up?

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I have the 4 channel version of that amp, i really love it.

I have the MRP-F600 for my fronts and it does good, this way the amps will match nicely.

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Look what the Brown Santa (ups) just dropped on my door step!!!med_gallery_10399_356_455684.jpgmed_gallery_10399_356_645957.jpgmed_gallery_10399_356_752162.jpgmed_gallery_10399_356_478708.jpg

The D3400 is going under the hood, and the D1200 in the trunk.

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This was tuesdays Brown Santa delivery. 40 sq ft to get started

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enough to do the trunk before I built the box in it permantly.

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good looking equipment...i remember when my BTL arrived

Seeing a fresh BTL in the box will never get old.cool.gif

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excellent choice of battery

Thanks. I have a Optima redtop now and it already hates me. So I called Nathan at XS Power(great guy) and he told me what I should buy for my needs. These batterys are not cheap so I didn't want to waste money on more than I needed. These batterys should have a little extra in them for if I add third amp for mid-bass speakers. (or 8" subs upfront)

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what's the plan for the box?

The million dollar question.

The box will be 5 cf. net. vol. tuned to 32hz

The box will be 6.31 cf. gross

The port will be 4.5" x 14" x 24" long (63" port area) 1.03 dis.

Sub and bracing .31 cf. dis.

Double baffle

I call the box design "the bottle neck". the front 7" deep of box is 15.5"tall x 32"wide and the back halve of box is 13" deep x 20" tall x 41 wide. This will use the trunk space most efficiently. The box will be built in. I will be using canned expanding foam to "seal the trunk". The Front of the box will look the same as the one I have now. The trunk side will look close to the same but will come back a couple more inches. Should keep the back wall of the box under the rear deck. I hope the back bottom corner of the box still lets me get the spare tire out ??? We will see.

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The radio stations Where I live suck, So my wife got me Sirius Module and The KCA-SC100 Interface for the CDA-9886 Head unit for X-mas. I already have The PXA-H100 Digital sound prossesor witch hooks to the head unit thru the AI-Net cable and has the RCA outputs for the amps. The KCA-SC100 also uses the AI-Net cable so they pig -tail in a row. I bought A 15 foot AI-Net cable So I can mount all tree units in the trunk.med_gallery_10399_356_112917.jpg

sweet sub!

wash your car :P

Nice list of products you are using. Interested to see this come along.popcorn.gif

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nice man, you building it?

Does a bear shit in the woods? I'm just kidding. Yes I am doing all the work by myself. I hope to start on tuesday as thats my weekend. I will probly be getting the MDF this weekend and as long as its not snowing its on like donkey kong.

lol. good to hear though. good luck! and don't forget all the pictures ;)

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sweet sub!

wash your car tongue.gif

I just washed it a week ago. Damn Mag Cloride on the roads here in the Rocky Mountians.

Got some nice equipment there, GLWB! Can't wait to see this come together. Def gonna need some vids upon completion.

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