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^ Make sure to check your headunit that bassboost is off. Everytime you disconnect your battery, the damn HU goes back to stock settings with bassboost auto on. I've also noticed another weird thing with my Kenwood headunit this: "Supreme" option was On and I had to go back and turn it off. Not sure wtf that option is for.

Well I'm looking at the picture on http://www.audiosavings.com/products/Car-Battery-and-Power-Cells/XS-Power-XP3000-3000-Watt-Power-Cell-Car-Audio-Battery-Power-Stereo-System/XP3000.aspx and it doesn't look like it comes with any brackets for me to bolt down. Would I need to go to home depot and buy them? Direct me in the correct material needed for securing this battery in the trunk please

Lol. Good eye mate. That's not good because wouldn't that put the PPI company at risk of getting sued for false advertisement?

Hmm. That is pretty weird. It also came with extras fo those fuses. Also, who do I contact for regarding customer service? Do I contact PPI or SonicElectronix if I have questions regarding an install?

There shouldn't be. I'm going to hook up the XS D2400 under the hood with the XP3000 in the trunk.

The adapter is pretty cool. I wish all amps come with it.

Are there any good kits for this?

Since everyone will be buying a trunk battery soon, I figured it would be useful to have a topic on how to properly install a 2nd battery. I've read on google that having a battery in the trunk not properly secured is dangerous when you get into an addident. They say that it's possible for the battery to break through the back seat upon a collision. Also do I have to worry about ventilation for the battery? XP3000 to be specific. Post your suggestions please.

Are they 6.5'''s or 6x9?

Meh. I just wanted an excuse to get that ppi p900.4 channel amp lol. Shiet, I'm just going to try the rear deck thing and if it doesn't work out, I'll have to try and find a way to put them in the back doors of my Camry or something. 1999 Camry.

Safety is a value - whether you are at work or just looking/handling your speakers/amps, put them on or risk losing your eye sight! But on a serious note, why is this amp so small? It won't overheat or anything will it?

PPI P900.4 Amp! They did a great job packaging and made sure there were a lot of popcorn stuff: Check out how small that amp is! Wow! Those are my work goggles on top.

Hmm. It looks like I'll add the APK-5500 to my potential amp list for my next build after I get all my electrical done.

holy sh!T

haha. Didn't realize I made this topic in 2009 Time sure has passed by huh guys?

Disconect the negative on your battery It will save you the shocking moment of something sparking up when you accident short something out. Learn how to take your door panels apart and memorize where all the screws go. You can always refer to crutchfield.com 's how to take a part your door panel guide for specific vehicles.

Well, I figured I'd need my midbass/highs to be louder for when I upgrade my sub stage. I listen to mainly trance/dj remixes/euro dance/ dubstep / 90's gangsta rap/ to today's hiphop rap / to decaf stuff / bigpimpin93 / sometimes I listen to slow jams

Bleh. I'm just going to do it and hope the speakers don't sound like crap in the back.

So, I'm slowly rebuilding my system. I've just contacted eDesignAudio to make me custom 6''x9'' baffles for my 6.5'' DLS MS6A speakers that are going to the rear deck of my Camry. I remember when I took out the stock 6x9's, the bass in my cabin increased 3 folds or so it seems like. I'm thinking about adding speakers in the rear deck, turn my sub box to shoot into the cabin with 1 seat folded down. Will my speakers still drown? Right now it's only 1200W RMS in the trunk, but in a few months they will be 5K watt RMS.

I know I said I was going to write a review for the SS Damp Pro application... so I've decided to just write a small one My thoughts: Words cannot describe how great my DLS MS6A sounds now. Everything sounds louder and not even muddy at higher volumes and low volumes. It's hard to believe that these are the same speakers I've been running in my front door since 2010. I've just bought a pair of Hybrid Audio Unity's for ~$300.00 and have yet to hook them up to take a listen to them in my new doors. I am almost hesitent to hook them up due to how unbelievable good my DLS MS6A sounds now. I wish I had applied sound deadening to my door earlier. I was not a believer of sound deadening for doors; I thought it was just a gimmick and a waste of money and time. I've went through 4 different speakers already and when I bought my DLS MS6A, I thought: "Hey maybe if I just drop 250$ on expensive speakers and my ride will sound better!", well it did sound better then my previous setup, but now with Second Skin Audio, it sounds fantastic. In conclusion, if you haven't already, take advice from this cheap Asian Guy and buy Second Skin Damp Pro and deaden your doors! P.S. I'm going to run these for a little longer and next week I'll install in the Hybrid Audio Unity's and run them off the same amp to see how things sound. In a couple of weeks I will hook up my new Precision Power P900.4 amp and move the DLS MS6A to the rear deck. Side Note: I wish the Damp Pro came with printed instructions of things to watch out for such as: "Don't deaden the holes at the bottom of your holes because it's for the rain to get out of your door". Other than that, the application was easy to apply I've used 50sq/ft of eDead vse2 before and that stuff was a pain in the butt to use. SS Damp Pro was a lot easier to use.

I just went out into my garage and looked under my door. It's all metal... As for SMD Member "Kickass Audio", I apprecrieate the detailed advice, but I don't comprehend and going have to reread it tomorow. My problem is, I don't want to break open that big seal because I worked too hard double layering that hole with Damp Pro. I've already used up all 30 sq/ft of my SS Damp Pro when I applied my baffle for the door speakers and added some more to my trunk lid earlier today.

I'll probably take a picture with my camera pointed down when I go to swap out the DLS MS6A with the HA Unity's next week. Hopefuly I didn't fully SS Damp Pro the bottom part of my door. What pathway does the rain go with these 3 holes? How exactly does the rain get out from inside?

Here is the problem. I sealed off the big opening: My only opening is through the speaker hole. The other problem, SS Damp Pro is too thick for me to "feel for the hole".

So pissed right now. I'm going have to start driving with my front windows up everyday now (rains a lot in Oregon). I'll probably just roll down the back windows from now on.