Went with just a light setup.

Time Duration for install- 5 STRAIGHT hours of nonstop work. Took my time though and ran new speaker wires for the cabin speakers.

What I had to begin with

The door speakers with new wire


The deck speakers with new wire

Installing the head unit...looks fun doesn't it? Had to find a new 12V constant source that didn't cause a surge

Head unit closed

Open

Subs with amp attached on back


The whole setup costs:
Head unit - $500
Subs and amp - $300
Cabin speakers - $50
Speaker wire - $15
Harness and various adapters including the install kit - $175

Total - $1,040

 

is that just a cd/am/fm radio with a fold out LCD screen or is it a dvd player cause i dont see a brain for it.. anyways looks good hows it sound?

-drew

duh wait.. i see the DVD emblem onthe front.. is there no brain for it ? what make and model

 

DUAL XDVD710 something like that. I'll look tonight.

 

Cool.

I hope you enjoy your setup.

 

my friend has the same exact headunit, it looks awsome too, gotta love having the tv in the front seat with ya!!! haha i sure do

 

did you do a video bypass on it?.

-drew

 

just on that dual..ground the parking brake wire..yo u got ur alpine bypassed.. i forgot

 

yea i installed it a few weeks ago.. took maybe 10 min. it's a pac7 its used for a few things and one can be as an alpine bypass..

-drew

 

sweet deal.

 

Looks good. My friend got the same Dual deal that you have for your subwoofers and it hits pretty good for the price you pay for it.

 

Nah me and my woman just park and watch movies why we eat(and no not ****). I rather listen to music and drive than watch a video and drive.

Thanks for all the comments. And yes for the money I paid for it...it hits. And oh man the rattles and full power. LMFAO!