Stereo install in the 24
05-17-2006, 08:25 PM
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Re: Stereo install in the 24
Originally Posted by Pantera28-650HP
You cut up my boat? 
Looks great, nice install. I'd be careful with those amps on the floor, you can get water under that cover.
Nice job Scott.
Looks great, nice install. I'd be careful with those amps on the floor, you can get water under that cover.
Nice job Scott.
Believe me I was nervous as hell with that rotozip in my hand!
I was a little worried about the amps on the floor but it's sealed up pretty damn tight so I think I will be ok.
05-18-2006, 09:15 AM
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Re: Stereo install in the 24
Looks real good.
But definitely beware of water under that rear bench.
I had my radio installed in the front bulkhead infront of the passenger, which would put the back of the radio in the cabin closet. That would have been a safer place for the amps... just my $0.02.
Either way, looks like a kicking system.
But definitely beware of water under that rear bench.
I had my radio installed in the front bulkhead infront of the passenger, which would put the back of the radio in the cabin closet. That would have been a safer place for the amps... just my $0.02.
Either way, looks like a kicking system.
05-18-2006, 10:02 AM
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Re: Stereo install in the 24
Originally Posted by Stormrider
Looks real good.
But definitely beware of water under that rear bench.
I had my radio installed in the front bulkhead infront of the passenger, which would put the back of the radio in the cabin closet. That would have been a safer place for the amps... just my $0.02.
Either way, looks like a kicking system.
But definitely beware of water under that rear bench.
I had my radio installed in the front bulkhead infront of the passenger, which would put the back of the radio in the cabin closet. That would have been a safer place for the amps... just my $0.02.
Either way, looks like a kicking system.
There's nothing like that in my cabin. This was really the only place to put the amps. Like I said I sealed it up tight so water shouldn't be able to find it's way in there. And yes, it does kick pretty good!
04-26-2008, 08:08 AM
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def not a good spot for the amps. i got stuck in a storm 1 day out in the ocean so i went and hid under in my cabin and when i came out there was 6 inches or more of water in the cockpit. if my amps were there they would have drowned for sure. lmao
04-26-2008, 03:47 PM
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I made sure that seat was AIR TIGHT. I got stuck in a nasty storm last year that put standing water in my cockpit. When I got home I pulled the seat cover and there wasn't even a drop of water in there.
