Phoenix Gold Phorum

Hi guys! I haven't posted any topic on the phorum since I posted a story about having a wonderful oldschool MS2125, carefully restored by Nico Boom. Nico and some other guys asked me to share my installation with all phorum members. Finally, I am posting some pics of my install.
This is my first install, completely made by myself. Still I have a lot of work to do, removing midbass speakers out of the door facings, mounting tweeters on rigid supports, changing a subwoofer for a better one, and so on.
This is all I have now in my car - HU Eclipse 8053, midbass AD MM6, tweeters AD MM1, PG MS2125 (for midbass), Sinfoni 90.2 (for tweeters) and AudioArt amplifier for a box AudioArt subwoofer.
And here are some pics.

PS Nico, thank you again for your outstanding MS amp! One week ago I tried to play it in a full range... wow, it plays so powerful and natural, building every piece of a sound stage, placing every sound directly on its place. I don't know what to say... this is very impressive amplifier, a piece of engineering art... I am very happy to own it!

and some more pics

Whoahhh! Those riveted screws and threaded speaker plates are a VERY nice touch! And that is some serious sound deadener overkill

Excellent work on the wires as well! Very professional!

I am extremely excited with this project!!

wow, very nice work. that really gave me some good ideas for my door panels!


amazing attention on those wires.

and what kind off blocks are those? dont think i have seen em in America?

you must have used a couple hundred feet of split loom tubing.

Nica attention to detail.

Bfowler wrote:wow, very nice work. that really gave me some good ideas for my door panels!


amazing attention on those wires.

and what kind off blocks are those? dont think i have seen em in America?

Thank everybody.
And what blocks are you talking about? I didn't understand.

your power and ground distribution blocks

(picture 28)

Thumper88 wrote:http://www.connectionaudison.com/

that's right

awsome attention to detail yo!

i like your skills..

good work

It is very nice, seems like you had everything well thought out

Personally if I was going to secure the panels, I would have siliconed it or used a pop rivet gun and a gasket material, or both.

jbondox wrote:It is very nice, seems like you had everything well thought out

Personally if I was going to secure the panels, I would have siliconed it or used a pop rivet gun and a gasket material, or both.

I used 8-mm thick soft and porous sound insulating material as a gasket for the door panel plates.

Just looked at all the pics; DAMN Dmitry, WHY are you so far away?
You could have done my car for me; you seem to have more patience with wiring than I have!
Very nice quality work there; I'm impressed.
Will answer your PM shortly, and I'm happy that you're still so enthousiastic about your B-BOARD MS2125.

Very nice install great work.