1994 Deville, First system.

[mikelbolton]

also looks like you're running solid copper wire, instead of stranded wiring, like we typically use for cars.

If possible, might want to keep the power wire run down the passenger side. That should help keep the run a little shorter, and help with any voltage drop in the future.

I'd definitely get 4gauge, but otherwise, welcome to the forums.

[Phillip Senter]

Good basic system. Agree with others on the power wire. Where did you get the sub box?

[99blazer]

believe it or not those subs hit pretty nice with the right box.

[Nicolas]

Good basic system. Agree with others on the power wire. Where did you get the sub box?

I bought it on amazon, from a seller named RT. 1.5 cf each sub, tuned at 40 Hz. Its pretty nice considering the system was on the cheap side.

[Nicolas]

also looks like you're running solid copper wire, instead of stranded wiring, like we typically use for cars.

If possible, might want to keep the power wire run down the passenger side. That should help keep the run a little shorter, and help with any voltage drop in the future.

I'd definitely get 4gauge, but otherwise, welcome to the forums.

Thanks, I didnt think about running it down the passenger side. Also, I didnt know if the pure copper made much of a difference but yeah its pure copper.

[purplesyrup]

Right on man, there will always be something better you can do, car audio is nearly an endless battle, looks like you did a good job, feels good to get your first system doesn't it?

Your officially a fellow basshead

[purplesyrup]

I had a 92 deville, my first system was 2 mtx 12s, then I did 4 mtx 12s, then switch to jl 12s, then I bit the bullet and did 4 15s, lol you see where I'm going with this, your about to have some fun