Amps
When it came to the amps, two Crossfire XP720's were chosen the front and rear stage, with both installed in the backseat. A Crossfire XP1400, used to power the subs, was installed in the trunk. "All amplifiers were hard wired internally so that no power, ground, remote turn-on, or speaker wires were visible," says Strickland. The arrangement resulted in a total system wattage of 3560 at 4 ohms.
Head Unit
A Kenwood DDX6019 head unit acts as the source for all of the vehicle's monitors including its own 7" LCD control center. The unit plays DVDs and has a Sirius satellite radio receiver. A Dead Zone Technologies 1:3 custom-made line driver was installed to boost the unit's signal.
Monitors
Four Bravo View 7" LCD monitors were installed in the trunk lid using a custom fiberglass pod. Another monitor was installed in each rear door, also in a custom pod.
Special thanks go to George Reed, Mike Penny, Shane Varnum, Mike Hudson, and the crew at Boomers Audio. Also to Van Black at Hooker Audio, Manu Sachdeva at Bravo, Brice and Larry at Alamo Autosports, Superior Sign Shop, and the crew at Superior Motorsports.