Awesome boat install.
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Gold Member Username: JakeyplaysbassASU Post Number: 2265 Registered: Jul-05 | Another solid install by JML Audio in St. Louis... just a little different than normal. http://jmlaudio.com/boats.htm I'd like to see that guys car if he did all that to his boat. |
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Gold Member Username: Skibum12189Cleveland Post Number: 2296 Registered: Mar-06 | damn thats sick... sweet azz boat too, love the sea ray cabin cruisers |
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Gold Member Username: PitbullguyI support the Zac Davi..., Chicago Post Number: 2519 Registered: Oct-06 | must be nice to have that kinda cheddar  |
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Silver Member Username: Wylie_coyotePost Number: 145 Registered: Apr-07 | my god man, that is some dangerous looking setup. its a pure party boat. i'd hate to be the one who has to double check all the connections if something goes wrong though  |
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Gold Member Username: JkidderGunshine , State Flawda Post Number: 2971 Registered: Nov-05 | sh!ts serious... |
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Silver Member Username: ZacdavisBeloit, Wi Post Number: 827 Registered: Dec-03 | Excellent distribution. The wiring is ran neat and secure. The only thing I didn't particularly like was the black ABS plastic he used for the Bass control, it looked out of place on the white with wood accented dash panel. Also, I would have liked to see him vinyl dye the speaker grills next to the LCD panel, possibly dismantle the TV and paint the shell white to match as well. Functionality looks to be top notch with this installer, no doubt. I think paying closer attention to some small details like this could improve the aesthetics of his installs. Scroll down to the boat with the Lexan speaker cabinets, those things are awesome! Again though, wouldnt that install have been even cleaner if he hadn't used that cheap'o black plastic split loom? He could have used a woven nylon looming with heat shrink at each end. I wonder if he has somebody helping him because if you look at some of the pics he uses heat shrink and is very precise with his connections. The way he runs cabling you can tell he has an acute eye for detail, split loom has no business being in his installs haha. Kick azz installations, awesome installer! |
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Gold Member Username: JakeyplaysbassASU Post Number: 2268 Registered: Jul-05 | Zac, I completely agree with how he should have used a dye to cover the black the speaker grills in the main cabin. Like you said above the installer pays attention to every detail. Ive been into the shop a few times and he takes hours of his time to talk to you about what your looking for in an install. Great shop and I might have them install some things for me if I get a new car. |
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Gold Member Username: JakeyplaysbassASU Post Number: 2269 Registered: Jul-05 | Zac, I completely agree with how he should have used a dye to cover the black the speaker grills in the main cabin. Like you said above the installer pays attention to every detail. Ive been into the shop a few times and he takes hours of his time to talk to you about what your looking for in an install. Great shop and I might have them install some things for me if I get a new car |
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Gold Member Username: Denali_on_22sYou can call me Scroog... Post Number: 3431 Registered: Feb-06 | http://www.dupontregistry.com/autos/Search/DRauSearchDetails.aspx?itemid=389532 now that is a boat... |
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Silver Member Username: ZacdavisBeloit, Wi Post Number: 842 Registered: Dec-03 | Actually I like the one from JML better, but that one is pretty neat, not practical though. |
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Gold Member Username: Denali_on_22sYou can call me Scroog... Post Number: 3436 Registered: Feb-06 | it wasnt supposed to be practical... it's a show boat... i would assume 20's on a trailer wouldnt be practical either... |
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