Sound system upgraded - 2 memphis m7 10" subs on a viv220 under rear seats

[04mach146]

So I'll start off saying that this has been a bit of a struggle I've had to change my setup 3 times and I may end up changing it again before it's all said n done. But I now am running 2 memphis m7 10" subs on a viv2200.1 amp not pushing them hard as they're breaking in still. They have hit 140dbs but looking for more. Also the box is a hybrid glass and wood. Non ported.

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[04mach146]

Build process

 

[CLH917]

That stuff isn’t my cup of tea but kudos on the work, looks pretty damn good to me!

 

[04mach146]

That stuff isn’t my cup of tea but kudos on the work, looks pretty damn good to me!

Thanks yeah not for everyone but figured why not lol still have more mods to go on the truck lol oh and the vinyl is only temporary. It will be wrapped in the same katzkin leather as the seats when I have the seats done. And after will put a plexiglass panel with designs and colorchange led more than likely

 

[Brian_J]

Looks nice!
Re: 2 amps. Is one being used for the full range speakers (I assume yes)? Did you replace them too? Any thoughts/tips/info you can share to the collective?

 

[04mach146]

Looks nice!
Re: 2 amps. Is one being used for the full range speakers (I assume yes)? Did you replace them too? Any thoughts/tips/info you can share to the collective?

Yeah the second is a sr300 4 channel 600w amp I replaced 2 of the speakers and just using the amp and a signal processor for the others the amp makes a big difference in the clarity of the stock speakers

 

[04mach146]

Just the door speakers were upgraded

 

[Decayed]

140 db is well into the range of sound that will cause hearing damage. As someone who has hearing loss from overexposure to loud noise, I can tell you that you may want to think about this.

https://hearsmart.org/what-problem/decibels-and-damage/

Sound is measured in units called decibels (dB). Sounds of less than 75 decibels, even after a lengthy exposure, are unlikely to cause hearing loss. However extended or repeated exposure to sounds at or above 85 decibels (approximately the level of a vacuum cleaner) can cause hearing loss.

 

[04mach146]

140 db is well into the range of sound that will cause hearing damage. As someone who has hearing loss from overexposure to loud noise, I can tell you that you may want to think about this.

https://hearsmart.org/what-problem/decibels-and-damage/

I knew there would be atleast one... but just so you know the lower frequencies actually require higher decibels to to damage. But hey can't be any worse than the guns I shoot or power tools for work the past 20 years...

 

[04mach146]

@Decayed

 

[Dechion]

Not my cup of tea, but also not my truck.

Nice craftsmanship.

Planning anything for the little cubby?

 

[Evil2ltr]

Very nice!

 

[Evil2ltr]

I knew there would be atleast one... but just so you know the lower frequencies actually require higher decibels to to damage. But hey can't be any worse than the guns I shoot or power tools for work the past 20 years...

Always is...

 

[jwilson]

As a former car stereo installer long ago, I think this is fantastic. Taking a brand new vehicle and customizing it like this, with tight quarters, and no real template to go off of - kudos to you. Looks beautiful.

 

[04mach146]

Not my cup of tea, but also not my truck.

Nice craftsmanship.

Planning anything for the little cubby?

Nothing yet for the cubby. My base knob is between the USB ports and the 12v port. Better hiding spot than the cubby and less temptation for kids to play with it lol.

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