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STEREO PICTURES

1969 Ford Mustang Convertible

Ok, so I grew up in the 60's and 70's and I like my music loud.....mainly to drown out my singing, but anyway, I wanted to have nice crisp sound in the car, which is pretty difficult to do in a convertible.  The system is a set of components from three different manufacturers, but it really came out nice and sounds awesome.   The head unit is an Alpine which plays CDs, MP3s and as well has a direct input for my iPod.  The face is the swing down style and I modified a stock radio face plate to go around it.  All of the speakers in the car are by Focal, and the interior of the car has two 6 ^1/2" coaxials in the rear seating area and two 5" coaxials in the front doors behind the factory grills.  Amplifiers are JL Audio with a 250/1 for the two 11" Subs and a 300/4 running the 4 front Speakers.   The trunk houses the Amps and the two subs in an enclosure with a port leading into the passenger compartment just behind the rear seat.  The stereo sounds really good without taking away from the original look of the car.

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Here is the start.  A JL Audio 300/4 Amp that I'm using to power the front 4 speakers.  75 Watts to each.

Passenger door with Dyna-Mat and the Focal 5" speaker installed.  They may be small, but you can really push the power to them.

Drivers door with Dyna-Mat

More B-Quite Sound Deadener

Picture of the Alpine head unit installed.  Has removable face and plays CD's and direct input from my iPod.

Door panels installed over the Focal 5 ^1/4" speakers.  Used original Ford speaker grills.

Rear speakers, Focal 6 ^1/2"

Box with 2 Focal 11" subs.  Enclosure is Band-Pass with the port extending into the cabin behind the rear seat.  It will rattle the windows!  I left the trunk well open so that a set of golf clubs will still fit in the trunk.

Here is a good picture of where the port comes in behind the rear seat.  Sound deadener everywhere!!!  Once the rear seat is in place, you see nothing!

JL Audio 300/4 Amp.  Powering the front 4 speakers.  I just used some MDF and made a mount and utilized some existing tabs to hold them in place.

JL Audio 250/1 Mono Amp.  Powering the two rear Sub-Woofers.  Just to the left of the amp is the 150 Amp fuse block, with the power cable running directly to the battery.

Shot of the Amps installed.

From the other side. 

Taylor battery box with an Optima battery inside.