128 products
Do it yourself - Everything for hobbyists
If you like screwing and tinkering, this is the place for you. Install the insulation, build the subwoofer housing yourself, eliminate the interference caused by rattling panels and much more. For the stable installation of retrofit speakers, it is important to install speaker rings around the speakers and to fit ready-made subwoofer housings around the individual subwoofers in their new workplaces. This also includes installing the speaker terminals and reflex tubes around the self-built subwoofer box. This may sound complicated, but it is definitely doable.The insulation is easy to implement
The special aluminum butyl mats, which are also self-adhesive, are suitable for insulation. They are easy to apply to doors, the engine partition wall, wheel arches, the trunk and the hood. The simple handling of this type of insulation is impressive. The thick aluminum foils ensure durability and robustness. Here you will find a very popular mat from the top brand Vibrofiltr. Building the subwoofer enclosure yourself is not at all complicated for the skilled screwdriver with the step-by-step instructions. The important thing is the planning:- Which subwoofer is to be installed?
- What is the diameter of the subwoofer?
- At what height can the vehicle's spare wheel well be used, for example?
- How much volume does the subwoofer need?
- Does it make sense to install the amplifier in the spare wheel well?
Loudspeaker grille installation
There are special DIY speakers on the market with the corresponding speaker grille, which can be attached directly. It does not need to be glued, but can be installed with four screws.Subwoofer enclosure suitable for your subwoofer
The subwoofer enclosures are the right choice for installing your individually purchased subwoofer. The enclosures are available in all sizes, so there is guaranteed to be one to suit your subwoofer. Let us advise you. h2>Whatis necessary for every DIY application? The speakers and subwoofers are available, as are the appropriate cables, connectors and wire end ferrules, which provide protection against short circuits and ensure a secure and interference-free connection. Laying the cables and installing a loudspeaker is more complicated. It goes without saying that insulation should be fitted to the car door. It is possible to carry out many tasks yourself. Installing the audio system yourself is a challenge for many users, but it is feasible. The loudspeakers are installed in the door panels and A-pillars. Most people install the amplifiers and subwoofers in the trunk. The classic upgrade is the installation of loudspeakers, the integration of the amplifier and the subwoofer unit. Three ways to elegantly accommodate subwoofers:- Installing subwoofer enclosures in the trunk is one solution
- Subwoofers are also often mounted in the spare wheel well
- Subwoofers are also fitted to the side walls in the trunk, mainly with GRP housings