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Project E39: Sound System Layout

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Uploaded by on Apr 18, 2009

I made this video primarily to answer some question I was getting regarding my sound system setup. I hope this answers your questions and if there are ever anymore please feel free to ask me. I'm happy to answer them.

System Specifications:
Alpine IVA-D106
Alpine PXA-H100
Alpine KVE-422i
Polk MMC5250
Alpine SWR-1222D
Alpine MRP-M1000
Alpine MRP-F600
Tsunami PP1010DM power cap
JL Audio Premium Blue Audio Interconnects
Phoenix gold power and speaker wire
Custom built box, trim panels, and amp rack
Custom grounding point
Dynamat
Total nominal power: 1400 watts RMS

System built by High Fidelity Autosport:
http://www.hifiautosport.com

More info on this car can be found at:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2478529

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  • im sorry but all the show off with the amps and shit just makes it look pathetic.

  • @HQMazzive That's fine but I respectfully disagree, :)

  • Hey Foley,

    I was thinking about putting one or two 12 inch type r's in my e36 3 series coupe. I was wondering how they sound, how loud they are, do they make things vibrate and can you really feel them? Also, how did you get the wiring up to the head unit, and is it worth it to get an aftermarket, probably alpine, head unit as well? Thanks, your videos are great keep making them!

  • @poke1dan Type-R's for the money sound pretty good and they hit hard. They crave power in my experience so don't be afraid to throw a little extra at them as they have more than sufficient internal cooling. Your car will def vibrate most notably the trunk lid and the rear parcel shelf. Definitely get an aftermarket head unit if you want to run subs because the OE headunit will make it impossible to tune the amplifier correctly that is.

  • Nice work m8t.

  • @Number1975 Thanks man,

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  • cool cool cool cool. nice and simple! but what about when it rains... arn't you worried about water getting into the amps if the trunk is open for any amount of time?

  • What if you need to get your spare tire?

  • i was wondering. how much did tht cost too do. like the whole set up?

  • very nice, i like the simple panel hiding the sub box install, will look at doin gthe same if i get the 540 im after, cheers for the idea

  • im going to have a bmw 540i. ive heard that if you exceed 1000watts you would need a high performance alternator of some sort and change the gauge wiring to the battery (in this case the battery is located in the trunk) i was wondering if you have done that b/c i want 2 get 2 kicker sub in my trunk but im afraid i wont be able to power them

  • Thats clean as fuck

  • looks good man , did you have to put another battery to run those amps an subs ? or is it wired up to just the single one in the rear?

  • Dude, that's fucking gangster. Love your work on this car. I want to get an e39 too. I'm getting some fantastic influences from you haha, keep up the good work.

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