Two rows 15" Subs...from front to back, boxes for subs would replace seats. With interior space you would be able to fit 18 subs straight back by 4 wide...total (72)15" subs.
Example:
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Front of Buss--- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Mids and Highs would be spaced every other pair to add something besides bass.
Ampsne amp per pair of subs on each side, bridged mono. Don't know what size, brand, whatever. Mid/High amps would be next to sub amps along the walkway to back of buss.
To power this...100,000watt Diesle powered DC generator built into the back of the buss.
Could something like this be built...has it already been done...any world records??? Inquiring minds would like to know.
ThatGuyYouKnow
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Close to my dream, but mines in a semi.
And good luck not getting robbed, im sure the USP man will get pretty jelous after the 30th shipment...
The generator would be supplying the 14VDC to the amps, deck and other electronics. I think you would have to come up with some kind of inline distribution block for all the line outs...maybe Glass could confirm this.
I'm thinking just the plexi to replace the glass windows is gonna be a small fortune. Then you'll have to get ahold of Bill Gates and see if he can float you a loan for the dynamat. Now you may be able to save a little bit of money if you decide to run just 1 brand in both the subs and amps. That way you could get a distributorship and get them at your cost. Nobody says just cause you are a distributor, you have to sell the things. Oh yeah, and then when you are done you can always paint the bus like the old PARTRIDGE family bus. Make it a dodge bus, and maybe glass will loan you the motor, you can put like a 3 ft lift kit on it and some 48" mudders and bounce down the road. LOL
ne amp per pair of subs on each side, bridged mono. Don't know what size, brand, whatever.