A few folks let me know that they had trouble downloading the rather
large Word doc that I posted on this installation.
Apologies to them. I have now uploaded the file as a .pdf at the same
link. It is 1/10th of the size now, at just under 3MB.
http://idisk.mac.com/brianjone5-Public?view=web
It was good to hear that a few listers are going to give it a go for
their TRs.
Let me know if I can help with any advice. The carpentry is simple, but
the 'upholstery' was new territory for me.
Cheers,
Brian in Valley Forge
1963 TR4
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On occasion, I want to be able to listen to some decent music while
I'm pootling around in my TR4. I've tried various combinations of
speakers in plastic speaker cases, designed for surface-mounting in
cars that I placed behind the seats; small wooden (chipboard)
speaker boxes on the 'diff' shelf; and speakers mounted under the dash.
Nothing has proven satisfactory and all were totally inadequate
above even modest speeds. I noticed at the VTR convention that many TR
drivers are struggling with similarly unsatisfactory
approaches.
I wanted something better. I wanted something that met these criteria:
to maintain the integrity of the vehicle
to conceal the speaker installation
to produce acceptable fidelity
to permit easy removal from the vehicle
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