ParrishElectronics

Trying to get a little work done over the last couple of days. Some wiring and some sound deadening. Sorry for the couple of blurry pictures, will try to get some better ones soon.

He was right the first time. Have you ever seen how fast Alton works? He flies right through builds. LOL!! Sure. That's why I still have the 10" XCON (and PR's), 15" DCON, and 15" ICON sitting in their shipping boxes unused. One bit of good news, I did finally start assembly on the box for the Jimmy (using the $90 Baltic Birch) again. I may ACTUALLY get it done and installed before the end of the year this year. LOL $90 Baltic Birch? You going to stain it? If not, why it over MDF? Just curious.

As several others have stated, I would ditch the idea of speakers in the rear and spend the extra money on better ones for the front. Also, as others have stated, what sounds great to one may not work for the other. And...install has a LOT to do with it. I personally don't think listening to speakers in a shop, on a sound board, is an accurate representation of how a speaker will sound in a car. Let's face it, cars are not the best environment to try and get great quality sound out of. It's something many of us strive for. If you have friends, or can get to a show, try to listen to as many sets in a car/truck as you can. It may help in your decision. Good luck!! Sorry, by the way, I think I saw mention of it earlier. If you are looking for nice sound, I personally wouldn't purchase any components that have "super tweeters" or pro audio drivers in them. They may get really loud, but sound like, well....you get the point.

150hz?? Yuk. I guess to each his own, but I have never run a LPF that high. I can't stand the sound. Sounds like someone tapping on the woofers instead of SUB bass. Again, that's just me. I wish you good luck in whatever route you decide to head.

Great pictures, awesome cars. I think my personal favorite is the 89 Saleen. Man, that car is clean! (I love Mustangs).

Measuring and marking speaker locations.

Thank you.