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Old 01-24-2007, 07:42 PM
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Amp and Subs and Headunit

Just wanted to get an opinion on my sound system....flip out monitor dvd/cd player....kenwood 900 watt amp.....two ten inch Apline Type R.....and custom made amp rack me and a friend built.....let me know what you all think
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Is your Amp inclosed in that box??????????
Old 01-24-2007, 07:49 PM
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yeah...it's enclosed in plexi-glass......exhaust whole on one side and a fan pulling cool air in the other side.....there is also two neons in the box to light it up and night.....will get more pictures soon
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yeah dude not to be a douche but ur amp is gonna suffocate lol.. it does need to breathe bro. You might think about doing a false floor if ur going the plexiglass route. If you do a false floor it would look so clean and you could incorporate air hole/ducts that wouldn't be seen. that amp rack/box looks a bit too big for the amp. JUst my 2 cents.
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Originally Posted by impulseballer
yeah dude not to be a douche but ur amp is gonna suffocate lol.. it does need to breathe bro. You might think about doing a false floor if ur going the plexiglass route. If you do a false floor it would look so clean and you could incorporate air hole/ducts that wouldn't be seen.
I had the same concern even though you are getting air to your amp it will still overheat, and go into safe mod and stay there until it cools off need to rethink that dasign, looks good though.
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yeah me and a friend got board in our shop one day and said what the hell and built it.....so far no problem as far as overheating or anything......but building that gave me more ideas for future racks....but i love the enclosed look....so definately going to keep building those......so what do you guys think would be the best way to allow sufficient air in and out of the box
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u could make a false floor. That way it has so much more space for air to travel.

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Enclosed boxs are not a good way to go with amps. Just make sure what ever you build the turbine (fan) on the amp has a direct flow of air from the out side. Migh put a few more vents, and fans on the box.
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so false floor you mean just take the floor out??? lol
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I really wish they would mount the head unit on the bottom half of the filler unit so that when it's open it didn't block the vents. It's a pet peeve.
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yeah i absolutely agree about mounting them on the bottom.....i tried rigging something up to make it work but i couldnt really get anything that didn't look like ****
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false floor is when you build another floor on top of the trunk bottom but itz hallow.
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put some 90mm pc fans in there, should do ok
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