[dmeyers]

BIMMERPOST / Classifieds

Asking Price:

USD 900.00

Item Interest

This integrates directly with the Harman Kardon premium system. It is totally plug and play. No modifications to the car are required and no splicing of the stock wiring. With the flexibility of the line level adjustments and amp gain, it blends very well with the stock, under-seat subs and gives a huge improvement in kick and warmth.

Included:
-Storage tray that has been sealed with fiberglass
-Boston Acoustics 10.0LF subwoofer
-Alpine MRV-M500 amplifier
-Custom carpeted inset to mount the amp in the right side of the trunk
-Technic PNP sub harness that plugs direct into the stock amp and provides a speaker level output.
https://technicpnp.com/product/logic...sub-t-harness/

-link2 Line Output Converter – allows speaker level output to convert to RCA input
https://technicpnp.com/product/logic...harness-wlocx/

All wiring (power, ground, speaker wire, remote turn on lead, RCA cable) including fuse block and ring connections for amp power and ground.

[APATHTC]

Did you have to sound deaden the trunk area?

[johnung]

FYI- from the photos it appears that you have mounted the inline fuse close to the amplifier. I’ve always been taught to mount the fuse within 12” of the battery or power source end. Then if there is a problem it’s only that small length of wire that’s susceptible, instead of a long length of wire leading all the way to the amplifier.

[APATHTC]

Originally Posted by johnung

FYI- from the photos it appears that you have mounted the inline fuse close to the amplifier. I’ve always been taught to mount the fuse within 12” of the battery or power source end. Then if there is a problem it’s only that small length of wire that’s susceptible, instead of a long length of wire leading all the way to the amplifier.

The amp, in the photos, is literally mounted on top of the battery. Maybe inches from it. Chill, pal.

[dmeyers]

Originally Posted by APATHTC

Did you have to sound deaden the trunk area?

I did not, but no rattles or other issues. The enclosure is relatively heavy (30 pounds?) and due to the material, has nothing that really would make noise against the metal body. But normally I'm a Dynamat or other deadening material fan.

[dmeyers]

Originally Posted by APATHTC

The amp, in the photos, is literally mounted on top of the battery. Maybe inches from it. Chill, pal.

Yes - a very short battery and ground lead. There is a body-mounted ground directly underneath next to the battery. I also used a wooden base for the amp mount, so no wires passing through metal.