Car audio with blue lighting

Modified car with awesome car audio - which attracted many people

NICE MODIFIED INTERIOR & AUDIO SYSTEM IN CAR ENTERTAINMENT

 

Here we are going to share some interesting pictures of modified interior of a car and the in car entertainment with audio system fitted in the modified car. Overall, they really fully utilised their car space with speakers and sub woofers. The interior of a car usually use very nice lighting with the white or blue led strip pampering every inches of the edge of interior. Even in the boot, they decorate it with all that stuff. Not to forget, the sound system also is awesome. Means that all the decoration is not just for cosmetic purposes. It works great!

This one is very nice audio system at the back of a Thailand car. The front car door is the scissors door type. With pink finishing and some airbrush job, this car owner really done a good modification on his car.

This is the interior with game steering wheel, Sony playstation and LCD screen. What else do you want to enjoy as a passenger at the back?

Gold touch in the car cabin and dashboard. With LCD fitted on the steering wheel. Creating goldish luxury interior.

Full of blue light. With very unique crystal or transparent steering wheel. Look like an interior of a futuristic car.

No need the center mirror to look back! Coz this kancil is already fully loaded with speakers and sub woofer box.

I like this interior of toyota wish the most. You can see chandelier lamp inside the cabin! Where else do you have a chance to see that in a car?! Very creative and luxury decoration inside the toyota wish. Can you count the number of LCD screen inside? hu2.. With black leather finishing on the seat and led strip lighting. Very2 nice interior.

aluminum and acrylic to house six amplifiers and twelve LCD screens.

How to Make a Box Design for a Car Stereo

Custom Box Design

My Own

User-Submitted Article

A box design for a system can range from a simple box to a full-trunk fiberglass enclosure. I will start with just a simple box design, but please be sure to check my other articles for other designs.

A simple box can be fairly easy to build. I will write this in relation to 2 12" subs and one amp. When building a box for your trunk, your subs should point towards the rear of the car. Depending on depth of trunk you can either put your amp on top, or on the opposite side as the subs.

1. Measure your trunk where you will place the box. You usually want the box to fit snug, but make sure not to make it too big, I would plan on 1/4"-1/2" small than your trunk.
   
2. After you have your measurements, cut the wood. A table saw works best for this. With 2 12" subs, your box design will be rectangular, so 4 pieces (the sides) will be long, and the 2 end pieces will be more squares.
   
3. After your wood is cut, you will need to cut out 2 12" holes for your subs. This is best done with a jig saw. If you bought the subs new, most subs come with a template to draw a circle. DO NOT make a circle the full width of the sub...it wont fit. There is a lip around the edge of the sub that you will screw the sub into the wood. Your hole will not be 12" wide. All subs are different, but your hole should be around 11.5 inches, but check with your subs first.
   
4. After the sub holes are cut, you need to decide if you want a vented or a box that is not vented. A fully enclosed box works best for rap. Vented boxes are more for those who like rock or punk and want some bass. Either works great. You can either cut 2 1-2 inch holes and leave it, or buy vents at your local audio store.
   
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   Now, lets put the box together. Set the pieces up and start screwing the box together. Make sure to use very thin screws, or nails...whichever you like. MDF is easily cracked by screws.
   
6. After your box is together, this is where I like to use fiberglass or a sealant. Please look at my other articles for how to prepare fiberglass. After your fiberglass is ready, pour it in all the corners on the inside of the box. Us a paint brush if you have to. You will have to let some of it dry before you can do the top side. (this helps with keeping air in, and adding sturdiness)
   
7. After your box is sealed, you will need to sand any edges that might be out of shape.
   
8. Before you place the subs, you need to decide where you will place the amp. Where ever you decide, you will need to drill a VERY small hole for your speaker wire. You will have 2 sets of wires going through, so the hole does not need to be that big.
   
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   Time to wrap the box. Carpet, Suede, whatever you want. Because your sides will not be seen, make sure to make the carpet a little wider than the box, so you can wrap it on the sides. Use spray glue to glue the carpet, this will hold great!
   
10. After you box is wrapped, place your subs in and screw them down. Make sure to have them wired first. Then place your amp and screw it in. Wire it, and you are good to go.

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Ultimate Escapes - higher dues for some, no dues for newcomers

Ultimate Escapes, the luxury destination club formed by the merger of Private Escapes and Ultimate Resort, is raising dues for 2010 for some current members while offering a "no dues for one year" pledge to new enrollees.

The club, the second largest in terms of members, has a full page ad in the Saturday Wall Street Journal of Dec. 5, 2009 promising no dues for the first year to lure rich folks into becoming members.

Meanwhile, current members seem to be on a bumpy flight. On the Destinations Club forum, some members say they've been hit with an 11% increase in dues for 2010, in line with a rise in the consumer price index (CPI). Yet in the same thread, another member says: "We pre-paid our dues last year, would not pay the assessment, were suspended and then reinstated and have no intention of paying the dues this year. Good luck to everyone else."

On a brighter note, the club is adding three new "Elite Club" residences at See Forever Village at the Peaks in Telluride, CO.(Typical cabin pictured above.) Elite is its top level of 3 tiers of membership (Elite, Signature, Premiere) but within each of these there are 5 sublevels.