JL Audio

Sportsman Speaker Upgrade for Repeat Marine Audio Client

June 24, 2022 By JOey Knapp

We are thankful for any client we have. We are most thankful for the clients that have used us, and had such a good experience that they continue to come to us for their audio needs. One such client owns this beautiful 24 foot Sportsman Masters bay boat. We worked on the boat when the client first got it, adding an amplifier and some subwoofers. This time the client wanted to come in for a Sportsman speaker upgrade, moving up to the M6 series of marine speakers by JL Audio.

Previous Sportsman Work

When the client first got this boat he immediately noticed the lack of bass it had. He made an appointment and dropped the boat off for a bass upgrade. We added two JL Audio M3 10″ subwoofers at the stern of the boat. To give us the clearance needed, we made a plate out of 1/2″ HDPE (also known as Starboard). To integrate the plate with the color scheme of the boat, we added a 1/4″ black acrylic plate below the HDPE plate. This white a black combination looked right at home on this Sportsman.

Sportsman Speaker Upgrade

Two speakers in the bow and two in the stern were upgraded.

The canopy had 2 pair of speakers that were upgraded.

A pair of speakers that flank the subwoofers were upgraded in the stern.

At the time we were upgrading the bass, the client expressed the interest in also upgrading the speakers from the M3 series to M6 series. This was in the middle of the Covid pandemic and products were challenging to acquire. We placed the order with JL Audio for the speakers and began to wait. Many, many months later the speakers finally arrived and we scheduled the appointment to upgrade the speakers. The speaker upgrade went smoothly, as the JL speakers share the same basket size cutout. With the speakers replaced, we re-tuned the amplifiers to take advantage of the new speakers. The update for the boat was an improvement and the client was pleased with the work. If you are interested in upgrading the speakers in your Sportsman (or other) boat, stop by or contact us online for ideas to enhance your audio.

Harley-Davidson Road Glide Speaker and Amp Upgrade

May 27, 2022 By JOey Knapp

We have been doing more and more bikes lately here at Pinnacle Autosound. We were approached by this client about upgrading the fairing speakers as well as adding speakers to his bag lids. For the Harley-Davidson Road Glide speaker upgrades on this bike we recommended speakers by JL Audio and Rockford Fosgate.

Harley-Davidson Road Glide Speaker Upgrade

The JL Audio C2 speakers feature a poly cone that holds up great in the weather.

The JL Audio speakers fit perfectly behind the factory grilles.

Once the bag lids were installed, it was time for the wiring.

If Harley-Davidson made bag lid speakers, they would look like this!

The new Rockford Fosgate grilles match the contours of the bag lids.

In the front fairing of this Road Glide, we replaced the aging factory speakers with JL Audio C2 coaxial speakers. These speakers work great on bikes because they are constructed of materials that hold up well in the weather. In addition to handling the elements, they don’t require a ton of power to play loudly. With the front speakers replaced we moved on to the rear bag lids. We used the Rockford Fosgate Power series bag lid speaker kit. This kit provides everything needed to convert the bag lids for accepting the new speakers. The kit comes with a great sounding set of Rockford Fosgate 6×9’s and grilles and mounting hardware that makes the lids look like they came from the factory with speakers in them.

Harley-Davidson Amplifier Upgrade

To make sure the client was able to hear his new speakers clearly while riding, we also added an amplifier to his bike. To fit in the small spaces underneath the front fairing we went with a JL Audio MX280/4 amplifier. This little amplifier packs plenty of power and doesn’t tax the bike’s charging system. Another great feature of this amplifier is that it is completely sealed, making it a great choice for bikes, because it is impervious to the elements.

Lake City’s Harley-Davidson Stereo Experts

Once we had all the gear installed and neatly wired, we spent some time setting up the amplifier to give the client the best sound possible. The result was a bike that would not only sound good sitting at a stoplight, but also when riding. If you are interested in upgrading the stereo system on your Harley-Davidson (or other bikes!), give us a call or contact us online.

Chevrolet Silverado JL Audio Bass Upgrade

April 11, 2022 By JOey Knapp

A repeat client contacted us about adding some bass to his wife’s Chevrolet Silverado. After discussing a few options with him, we came up with the perfect solution. A pair of JL Audio 10Tw3 subwoofers and a 750 watt Rockford Fosgate amplifier would give his wife all the bass she could want.

Rockford Fosgate Subwoofer Amplifier

To power the JL Audio subwoofers we chose the Rockford Fosgate R2 750 watt amplifier. While officially labeled as a 750 watt amplifier, this powerhouse actually packs over 900 watts in a small footprint. The amplifier was tucked away under the driver’s seat.

JL Audio Bass Upgrade

To maximize the amount of bass we could fit under the rear seat of the client’s wife’s truck, we looked to one of our favorite subwoofers, the JL Audio 10tw3. The JL Audio 10tw3 subwoofer offers all the performance of a full sized traditional subwoofer in a profile that is a little more than 3″ deep. The shallow mounting depth, small enclosure requirements and great power handling all make for a subwoofer that is nearly perfect. It’s no wonder it is our go-to truck subwoofer.

Custom Subwoofer Enclosure

With the gear selected, it was time to build the enclosure for the subwoofer. We headed into our woodshop to construct a sealed enclosure with the subwoofers in a down firing orientation. Firing the subwoofers down not only offers them a bit of protection, but also provides some sonic benefits, as well. We noticed that the truck had some pink accents on it, so we decided to take that theme and run with it. When the enclosure was fabricated, we used our laser to cut a 1/4″ MDF template that was glued on the enclosure. The template was then blended into the enclosure with body filler. The template formed a pocket for a custom acrylic insert. We used our laser again to cut a 1/4″ black acrylic insert for the pocket. We set the laser to cut “Silverado” just deep enough to cut through the protective paper on the acrylic, and then used that as a mask. With the letters peeled out, we primed and painted the acylic with pink paint that was a perfect match to the other accents on the truck.

Underbody and Interior RGB LED Lighting

The final request for the client was for us to add some RGB LED lighting to the underside of the truck as well as the interior. We used one of our premium LED Glow kits that gives the client smartphone control of the lighting. Another thing that makes this kit special is that LED’s are addressable. Normal kits offer just the ability to change to a single color at a time. This premium kit has LED’s that can be programmed to change to multiple colors, as well chase and form patterns. An added benefit of the interior lighting is that the rear lighting also helped illuminate the front of the new enclosure.

Chevrolet Silverado Bass and Lighting Upgrade

With all the work done it was time to return the truck to the client. Both the client and his wife were thrilled with the way the upgrades sounded, the added details on the enclosure and the lighting on the truck. We were happy that they trusted us to help fulfill their goals for the Silverado. If you would like to know more about Chevrolet Silverado upgrades or other truck options, give us a call or email us.

Top of the Line JL Audio Speakers for Blazer Bay Boat System

March 23, 2022 By JOey Knapp

Some of our favorite boat system speakers are the JL Audio M6-880 speakers. We love their high output, impressive bass response and superb sound quality. So, when this Blazer Bay owner came to us wanting some of the best for his boat, we knew they were the perfect speakers to recommend. After speaking with the client a little more, we determined where we would be installing the two pair of M6-880-S-GwGwi coaxials.

JL Audio Speaker Upgrades

Bow speakers were mounted for the front passengers.

A pair of speakers were mounted on the sides of the console.

To make sure the captain had great sound while at the helm, we added one speaker on each side of the console. We placed those speakers up higher, to make sure the client retained the use of his rod holders. For those who would be riding in the front of the boat, we added another set of M6-880’s closer to the bow. As with all our marine speaker installations, we made sure that the locations we chose would not interfere with any storage or live wells.

Rockford Fosgate Marine Amplifiers

Over the many M6-880 installations we have done, we have found that they love lots of power. To make sure we gave the speakers plenty of clean power we used 2 Rockford Fosgate M2-300×4 marine amplifiers. Each of these amplifiers were bridged to a pair of speakers to provide them with up to 230 watts of power per speaker.

JL Audio Marine Radio

The final piece of the puzzle for this marine audio system was the source unit. The client wanted a rugged, reliable radio that would allow him to stream music from his phone. The JL Audio MM50 fit the bill perfectly for this installation. The large, easy to read, screen and multiple zone outputs are features that help make this radio stand out.

Great Sounding Boat System

Once all of the gear was installed, we set the gains and crossovers on the amplifiers to provide the client with the maximum performance from his new audio system. After showing the client how to use the new radio, we got to one of our favorite parts of the sale, cranking it up and seeing the smile on our client’s face! If you want to learn more about getting the most out of your marine stereo system, give us a call, or contact us online.

Hurricane Sundeck Boat Gets JL Audio Marine Upgrades

July 13, 2021 By JOey Knapp

This local client was referred to us at Pinnacle Autosound for some marine audio upgrades to his Hurricane Sundeck boat. The boat had some previously installed equipment in it, but it was nowhere near the level of performance the client was looking for. After speaking with the client about his goals, we came up with a solution that would surely fit his needs.

JL Audio Source Unit

The black Starboard panel was crafted to fit the available space on the console.

We mounted the radio within easy reach of the captain.

To give the client the ability to not only use his phone to play music, but also listen to FM radio, we installed a JL Audio MM-50 radio. The JL Audio Media Master radio was to be installed to the right of the steering wheel. Because the previous radio had a different shape than the new JL Audio radio, we needed to make an adapter plate. This is a task we are always up to. We stock sheets of starboard in black and white, as well as acrylic in black, white, and clear and in various thicknesses. These plastics coupled with our large supply of stainless steel hardware give us the materials needed to install marine products properly. For this boat, some black Starboard and a handful of stainless screws gave us a clean way to mount not only the new radio but also the subwoofer control knob.

JL Audio Marine Amplifiers

Once the radio was installed it was time to move on to the amplifier installation. To power all the speakers in the boat we chose the JL Audio M600/6 amplifier. This 6 channel amplifier provides each speaker with 75 watts of clean power. We chose the M series amplifiers for this project to compliment the premium M6 speakers we would be using. To power the subwoofers, we used the MX500/1. The MX series amplifiers pack quite a bit of power into a very small footprint. Their high efficiency make them great for use on boats.

Premium M6 Speakers and Subwoofers

Midway through the boat we used another set of speakers.

Thanks to the 6 pairs of speakers, there wasn’t a bad seat in the boat!

A pair of M6 speakers were used in the bow of the boat.

The two 10″ subwoofers were mounted under the stern seat.

When it came time for speakers, the premium JL Audio M6 speakers were the choice for this Sundeck. The M6 speakers provide plenty of loud and clear sound, without a hint of distortion. To maximize the efficiency of the speaker system we chose the 7.7″ speakers. These speakers provide additional output over the traditional 6.5″ speaker size. The speakers were mounted in the front, sides, and back of the boat, for great audio coverage anywhere someone might choose to sit. To reinforce the low end, we again called on the M6 line from JL Audio. This time it was 2 10″ subwoofers. The subwoofers were mounted facing each other in the rear cubby area. These subwoofers, powered by the MX500/1 amplifier produce some great sounding bass.

Marine Audio Upgrades Are Successful!

With the installation finished it was time to clean up the boat. We always make sure the boats (and cars!) we return back to clients are in cleaner condition than they came to us in. When the client picked up the boat he loved the loud, effortless sound the M6 speakers produced. He had his own personal floating concert venue! We have worked on hundreds of boats and know what it takes to make them sound great. If you are looking for any audio upgrades for your boat, give us a call or contact us through our contact form.

Premium Stereo Upgrade for Lake City Ford F-250 Pickup Truck

June 11, 2021 By JOey Knapp

A previous client from here in Lake City brought his 2015 Ford F-250 pickup truck to Pinnacle Autosound for a stereo system upgrade. We’d worked on the client’s boat in the past, and he was very happy with the enhancements we installed. He wanted the stereo in the Ford to play louder, sound clearer and, of course, deliver much better bass response. After inspecting the vehicle and talking to the client about his listening preferences, our team put together a premium audio upgrade that would deliver on all his expectations.

Ford F-250 Pickup Truck Stereo Upgrade

We used our laser to cut the ABS adapters for the Morel tweeters to mount in the factory location.

The rear doors got upgraded with the Morel coaxials.

The speaker adapter plates were reinforced with sound deadener.

The Morel Virtus speakers were a huge upgrade over the stock speakers.

The front doors were retained their great stock look, but sound much better.

We started the project by removing the stock speakers to make way for new drivers from Morel. Our team used a set of ABS plastic adapters to mount the 6.5-inch woofers from a Virtus 602 component set in the OE speaker location in the front doors. The adapters are lined with sound deadening to make them more rigid. We mounted the tweeters from the Virtus 602 set in the stock locations at the top of the sail panels, and we made ABS brackets to hold the tweeters in place behind the grilles.

For rear speakers, we used a set of Morel Tempo Ultra Integra 602 two-way coaxial speakers in the doors. While the door trim panels were off, we treated the inner and outer door skins with sound deadening to make the interior of the vehicle quieter.

JL Audio Subwoofers Add Impact and Warmth

Our Thunder Laser was used to create the acrylic trim plate.

LED lighting and chrome trim was used to accent the bottom of the enclosure.

Different layers of trim were used to accent the front of the enclosure

We were able to squeeze all of the electronics on the back wall.

The next step in upgrading the stereo in this pickup truck was to construct a custom enclosure for a pair of 13.5-inch JL Audio 13TW5 subwoofers. The enclosure fits under the rear seats with the subs pointed down at the floor. We added a custom trim piece to the face of the enclosure with a panel that bears Ford’s Platinum logo. We used our CNC laser to etch the logo into a sheet of cast acrylic. The trim is wrapped in gray vinyl, and the rest of the enclosure is finished in a gray carpet that matches the interior of the vehicle. Blue LED lighting under the enclosure and behind the accent piece gives the whole thing some extra style.

The subwoofers are powered by a JL Audio RD1000/1 monoblock amplifier that’s mounted to the back wall of the truck. A four-channel Morel MPS 4.400 amplifier that’s mounted beside the sub amp provides power for the front and rear speakers. The amplifiers, passive crossovers for the front speakers and the system’s signal processor are affixed to a carpeted panel to keep things tidy.

We used a PAC AmpPRO interface to connect the new audio equipment to the factory radio. This interface extracts the audio signal that’s normally fed to the factory-installed amplifier and provides a full-bandwidth, processing-free signal that we used to upgrade the sound system in this truck. The preamp outputs of the PAC interface are connected to a JL Audio TwK-88 digital signal processor.

Signal Processing Improves Car Audio System Accuracy

The TwK-88 processor handles frequency filtering for the sub and speakers in the truck. We also used it to equalize the output of each speaker to deliver a smooth and natural response that’s free from peaks and valleys. Finally, we set the signal delays and output level adjustments so that the system would create a very realistic soundstage that spans the width of the dash.

We upgraded the TwK-88 with a JL DRC-205 remote level control, which we mounted on the dash to the left of the steering column. We created a trim ring for the remote with our computer-controlled laser to identify the functions of the adjustments.

North Florida’s Best Car Audio Upgrades

With the audio system installation complete and the processor and level controls on the amplifiers dialed-in, it was time for the client to return to pick up his F-250. He was thrilled with the sound of the upgraded stereo in his truck and loved that everything was integrated so nicely.

If you are interested in upgrading the audio system in your vehicle, drop by Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City and speak with one of our Product Specialists. If you can’t come by the store, give us a call or send us an email using our online contact form.

Lake City Pontoon Boat Receives Upgraded Stereo System

March 12, 2021 By JOey Knapp Leave a Comment

The owner of this pontoon boat was referred to Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City by our neighbors at Sound Line Design. The client let us know that the Infinity radio was broken and the speakers didn’t sound very good. He wanted a sound system that would be loud enough to be heard when out on the water or partying with friends. After inspecting the boat to determine the available space for upgrades, we put together an audio system design that would meet his expectations.

Pontoon Boat Stereo Upgrade

JL Audio’s M600/6 amplifier is one of our favorite marine amplifiers.

Our laser cut adapter plate was used to retro fit the JL radio in the old radio location.

We started the project by removing the Infinity radio. Our fabrication team created a mounting trim piece for a JL Audio MediaMaster MM100s-BE that would cover the large opening left by the previous radio. We mounted the controller for the Power Pole anchoring system on the left side of this acrylic panel.

The output of the JL MediaMaster feeds a six-channel JL Audio M600/6 amplifier. This amp can produce up to 75 watts per channel for the new speakers and 200 watts for the subwoofer. We mounted the amp on a sheet of white HDPE (starboard) using stainless-steel fasteners. We always use corrosion-resistant hardware when upgrading boats.

Marine Speakers Bring the Party To Life

The six pairs of speakers ensured great sound throughout the boat.

The two bow speakers were replaced with new JL Audio speakers.

The titanium silver JL speakers were chosen to blend in with the boat upholstery.

A JL Audio 10″ subwoofer was added to enhance the low end sound reproduction.

This pontoon’s upgrade includes three pair of JL Audio M3-650X-S-Gm 6.5-inch coaxial speakers mounted around the boat. We also added a single JL M3-10IB-S-Gm-4 10-inch infinite-baffle subwoofer just beside the helm to ensure that the system would reproduce the lowest notes of the client’s music.

The client was thrilled with the way the stereo system upgrade on his pontoon boat turned out. It sounds clean and clear at high volume levels, and the sub gives it a nice warm sound.

If the stereo on your boat doesn’t sound amazing, drop by Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City and speak with a member of our team. We’d be happy to design and install a custom audio system that will make your time on the water even more enjoyable. For more information or to schedule a personal consultation, give us a call or send us an email using our online contact form.

Stereo and Lighting Upgrade for Lake City Alumacraft Boat

March 10, 2021 By JOey Knapp Leave a Comment

The owner of Sound Line Design, the home theatre company that we share our building with, recently asked the Pinnacle Autosound team to upgrade the stereo and lighting on his 2019 Alumacraft boat. He wanted to listen to music and needed a nice, bright light for docking and navigating once it was dark. We inspected the vessel and came up with a plan that would deliver the features he wanted.

Alumacraft Marine Stereo Upgrade

The client was blown away by the output of the JL Audio M6-880 speakers.

Once the plate was cut out on our laser, we used it as a template for cutting out the switch holes.

The new acrylic trim plate helps integrate all the new pieces into the dash.

The audio system we designed for the boat is simple but uses high-quality components to ensure that it will sound great. We started with a JL Audio MediaMaster MM100s-BE digital media receiver as the source. Our team cut a custom trim panel for the radio out of HDPE plastic using our CNC laser. We added openings for a few switches and the remote control for the Power Pole shallow water anchoring system. We included the Alumacraft logo in the panel for a little extra flair.

The output of the MediaMaster feeds for a four-channel JL Audio MX280/4 amplifier. This amplifier is rated to produce 50 watts of power per channel. We wired the amp in what’s known as a bridged configuration to power a single pair of speakers. Wired this way, the amp will provide as much as 140 watts to each driver.

We mounted a set of JL Audio M6-880X-S-GmTi 8.8-inch coaxial speakers on either side of the center console helm. These speakers are a two-way design with a large 1.25-inch tweeter. They not only sound great, but their large size allows them to produce impressive amounts of bass.

Marine Lighting Solution

With the stereo system buttoned-up, we turned our focus to adding the lighting our neighbor wanted. We suggested one of the Radiance-Series LED light bars from Rigid Industries. This 20-inch bar produces more than 7,100 lumens of output to ensure safe navigation as the sun sets. We mounted the light on top of the tubular aluminum frame around the windshield. To keep things neat and tidy, all the wiring is run through the frame. The left-most switch beside the radio controls the light bar.

We also added a pair of drink holder pockets to the top of the console so he could keep beverages safe and secure while on the water.

Lake City’s Best Marine Stereo Systems

With the stereo system dialed-in and the light bar aimed properly, we let our neighbor know his Alumacraft was ready to go! He loved the way the stereo sounded and was amazed by the cool trim around the radio. The light bar was exactly what he wanted. If you are interested in upgrading the stereo or lighting on your boat, drop by Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City or send our team an email using our online contact form.

Premium Stereo Upgrade for Steinhatchee Invincible Fishing Boat

March 5, 2021 By JOey Knapp Leave a Comment

A client from down in Steinhatchee recently brought his Invincible Fishing Boat to Pinnacle Autosound for a sound system upgrade. The client had done business with Sound Line Design – the home theatre company in the same building as us. When he mentioned that he wanted to upgrade the stereo on his bout, they sent him our way. The boat came with a pair of JL Audio amplifiers, two subwoofers, and six matching speakers. While this might be enough for most people, this client wanted much more. After reviewing how the system was configured, we put together a package that would play louder and sound even better.

JL Audio Marine Speaker Upgrade

Midway through the boat another pair of speakers were added for uniform sound.

The very front of the bow was upgraded with a pair of JL Audio coaxial speakers.

The sides of the console were home to the pair of JL Audio subwoofers.

A pair of M6-880’s were added to the stern of the boat.

The speaker lighting provides ambient light throughout the boat when the sun goes down.

Thankfully, our install bay is 50 feet long. Once we had this Invincible and its trailer inside, there were only a few feet left to walk around it!

In terms of the audio system upgrade, the first order of business was to install three sets of JL Audio M6-880X-C-GwGw-I 8.8-inch coaxial speakers. Aside from being part of the top-of-the-line M6 Series, these speakers also include JL’s Transflective LED lighting system. The lights are mounted below the translucent woofer cone to keep them away from water but illuminate the speaker beautifully.

Our team ran new wiring to each speaker location in the bow and stern of the boat, along with the pair mounted on either side of the center console to power the RGB lighting.

The next step was to upgrade the subwoofers with a pair of M6-10IB-C-GwGw-i-4 10-inch drivers. Also part of the M6 family, these subs have the same gloss white classic grille and Transflective illumination as the speakers. The subs are mounted in recessed baffles on either side of the helm.

We always use stainless steel fasteners when upgrading the accessories on boats, ATVs and side-by-sides to ensure there is no chance of anything corroding when exposed to water.

Invincible Boat Marine Amplifiers

The boat came with a JL Audio M600/1 subwoofer amp and an M600/6 to power the original speakers. We added a second M600/6 amplifier and rewired all six speakers in what’s called a bridged configuration. This ups their power delivery from 75 watts to an impressive 200 watts. Given the upgrade to M6 drivers, the system can play a LOT louder without distorting.

Marine Radio and Lighting Integration

Our modifications on the dash look like a factory upgrade.

Our laser cut plate expertly integrated the radio and lighting controller into the boat.

The boat came with a SiriusXM receiver integrated into the Garmin multifunction display in the helm. We added a JL Audio MediaMaster MM100s-BE digital media receiver to the boat to provide Bluetooth audio streaming capabilities. We connected the JL radio to the Garmin screen using the NMEA-2000 built-in interface.

The radio is mounted in the helm on a laser-cut and engraved panel that we fabricated with our Thunder Laser Nova 63. We mounted the knob for the JL Audio MLC-RW LED controller to the left of the radio and added the Invincible Boat logo just above it. The controller will let the client change the color of the LED lights in the speakers and subwoofers, adjust their intensity or configure them to cycle through a rainbow of colors. He can also connect to the lighting control module using an app on his smartphone and the built-in Wi-Fi receiver.

Columbia County’s Best Marine Audio Upgrades

After about two days of work, we had the upgraded audio system in this Invincible boat installed. The amplifiers’ settings were configured so the system would sound crystal clear, even with the volume cranked. The client was thrilled with the upgrade and loves how loudly the system plays. If you are shopping for an audio system upgrade for your boat, drop by Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City and speak with one of our Product Specialists. You can also reach us by phone or e-mail using our online contact form.

2019 Camaro Bass Package for Lake Butler Client

January 10, 2020 By JOey Knapp Leave a Comment

A client from Lake Butler stopped by Pinnacle Autosound to inquire about adding some bass to his granddaughter’s new Camaro. The grandfather said his granddaughter was happy enough with her Bose system, but the system was lacking in bass output. We had an appointment cancel just before he stopped by, so we were able to work him in that afternoon.

Interfacing the Factory Radio

The factory radio was retained in this Camaro.

The JL Audio interface was designed to for high power factory systems.

This Camaro came with a wimpy factory subwoofer. To interface with the new JBL bass package, we enlisted the help of a JL Audio LOC 22. The LOC 22 is designed to take the high power output of a factory amplifier and created a signal that the JBL system can use. It is important to have a good understanding of the systems being interfaced with, using a wrong adapter could result in premature failure.

All-in-one JBL Bass Package

The JBL package features a heavy grille to protect the subwoofer.

The client still had plenty of trunk space left.

The remote level control provides easy access to control the bass output.

To provide the client’s granddaughter with more bass output we chose the JBL BassPro system. This system features a sturdily built enclosure that houses a ported 12″ subwoofer and a optimally matched onboard amplifier. The subwoofer is protected by two heavy steel bars. The compact package yields quite a bit of space with a small footprint. To provide the driver with the ability to blend in just the right amount of bass, we added a remote subwoofer level control knob just belofw the dashboard.

Camaro Bass Upgrade Success

After just under two hours of work we had the Camaro bass system installed and tuned. The JBL bass package provided more than enough bass to add some much needed excitement to the factory Bose system. The grandfather was happy with the work we did and knew his granddaughter would enjoy driving her car even more now! Give us a call or contact us today if you are interested in learning more about bass upgrades for your vehicle.