Recent content by DJ1

Never had an issue for 2 years. I have since sold my Bronco and put that amp in my Tundra. No issues there either.

I don't know. I sold the Bronco otherwise I'd measure it. Sorry.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/complete-stereo-install-amp-dsp-speakers-and-sub-lots-of-pictures.43856/

You could just get a 2-way component set and only use the woofer. But if you go that route, the tweeter will be miles better than the stock 4" speaker so you might as well use that also. You will need more power to get any real performance from a 6.5" driver in the kick panel. And good, clean...

I think the question is do you want them to cut the factory wiring harness? Any decent shop could do that install but you should ask about that if it matter to you.

Get an amp. Even something as cheap as the Kicker Key will do wonders. You can get a little better with better speakers. You can get multiple times better with an amp and sub.

I can't remember exactly. I pulled the rear pods off and then I was able to feed the wire through. I might have used the wire puller, not sure. I remember it being a pain to work around the upper portion and getting the wires routed. I just left the stock wires in place.

That will give you the best potential outcome, mid-bass drivers low and highs in the dash. It depends on if your goal is to just sound better than stock or to get the most out of your setup. If you go with what you describe, you will need to manage the frequencies with crossovers. Maybe...

I did not remove the seat or seat belt clip. The signal wires from the head unit go down the passenger side. Really just one wire - the speed wire for all speaker signals.

No issues with chimes and phone calls with Audio Control amp: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...-dsp-speakers-and-sub-lots-of-pictures.43856/

If you want to have a decent amount of power, you will need to run a dedicated power line to the battery. It really depends on what you are trying to achieve. I have heard lots of people say that they don't need to rattle the windows, have people hear them coming down the street, etc...

Agree with @Brian_B, I would go like this: 1 - sub and sub amp 2 - speaker amp 3 - DSP 4 - Kick Panel Speakers 5 - sound deadening (don't go crazy, it's a Bronco so it's going to be noisy inside) 6 - rear speakers https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...-dsp-speakers-and-sub-lots-of-pictures.43856/

1. Would this fit/work ??? 2. Has anyone done anything similar ?? 3. Do I need any special harness for plug in n Play ?? My understanding is that the amps are a bit of an over kill!? 1. Should fit and work fine, look like good choices 2. I don't think I have seen this particular setup, but...

I removed the metal loops and drilled holes in the mounting plate to match the threaded holes in the roll bar.

I ran a wire to the driver side, interior fuse box. Local car auto store had the correct add-a-circuit part. I can't remember which fuse I used for switched power.