Amp behind waterfall
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Racer
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Pigeon Forge TN
Amp behind waterfall
Has anyone mounted an amp behind the waterfall in a convertible. I have a new 5 channel JL that looks to fit behind and out of site. Any suggestions to do or not to do. This would make it easy to wire sub in trunk and back to front thru the center console.
Safety Car
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From: Sarasota FL
St. Jude Donor '25-'26
I put in an Arc Audio 4 channel replacing the Bose amp and an Arc Audio sub woofer amp behind the waterfall. Make sure you check the height of the amp to fit behind the waterfall. Not all amps will fit there.
I machined a T-shaped structure from 1/4" thick aluminum. The amp is mounted on the vertical section of the T. I place velcro on the bottom plate to keep it from sliding out while driving.
Works great. I can slide it out to adjust the gains. It is barely visible.
I machined a T-shaped structure from 1/4" thick aluminum. The amp is mounted on the vertical section of the T. I place velcro on the bottom plate to keep it from sliding out while driving.
Works great. I can slide it out to adjust the gains. It is barely visible.
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 290
Likes: 23
From: Pigeon Forge TN
I put in an Arc Audio 4 channel replacing the Bose amp and an Arc Audio sub woofer amp behind the waterfall. Make sure you check the height of the amp to fit behind the waterfall. Not all amps will fit there.
I machined a T-shaped structure from 1/4" thick aluminum. The amp is mounted on the vertical section of the T. I place velcro on the bottom plate to keep it from sliding out while driving.
Works great. I can slide it out to adjust the gains. It is barely visible.
I machined a T-shaped structure from 1/4" thick aluminum. The amp is mounted on the vertical section of the T. I place velcro on the bottom plate to keep it from sliding out while driving.
Works great. I can slide it out to adjust the gains. It is barely visible.
