I’ve been busy… (Project Jetta)

Have a cool car stereo? Post your install pictures here! No PG? No problem! Competition grade or sub-in-box setups: ALL are welcome!
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Eric D
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I’ve been busy… (Project Jetta)

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I have been working on a Jetta install for the past month or so…

http://www.soundbuggy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5682
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Post by VW337 »

SB still lives..........nice.

Sexy work you're doing there Doc. How's the bottom of the enclosure finished off, the only pic shows that there's some MDF in there but not really secured.
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Post by Mackenzie »

Dam that looks good.. nice work
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That looks fantastic. The install looks just like the JL W7 enclosures.

I've always wanted to hear those subs... how are they?
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Post by brenzbmr@sb »

w7 s are a really nice woofer no matter what size you get

i personally like the 13w7

but for the price you can get less expensive subs that will preform pretty close.

hey doc. looks clean and i like the old school feel of that install.

the boxed in look was really popular in the early days of car audio and still looks good..

but everyone is into fiberglassing so you dont see too much of it anymore

also i like the feel of the red with the dub 7s

make it like the high ouput enclosures.
You may have subs in your car........but my doors sound better!
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