All real car enthusiasts have a receiver and a radio tape recorder in their car, at least. Modern car enthusiasts also have a CD player. And in order to listen to your favorite music in proper quality, you need to have speakers in your car. How much and where, everyone decides for himself.
It is necessary
stock up on plywood thick (10 mm) and thin (1.5 mm), PVA glue and fabric glue, screws, a carpet, a jigsaw and an electric drill, a screwdriver and spray paint
Instructions
Step 1
To create a stereo effect, place two speakers in front and back. Some especially advanced music lovers also install speakers on the ceiling. The front speakers are mounted in the doors under the trim. The rear speakers fit into a shelf behind the rear seats. Decent cars from decent countries are already equipped with regular shelves and speakers. However, in domestic cars, the rear shelves are made of flimsy plastic, which not only will not let the speakers sound, but is unlikely to withstand them. Therefore, the shelves have to be bought separately, well, or you have to make them yourself.
Step 2
The speaker shelf consists of an upper and a lower panel, two slats, one of which is adjacent to the seat, and the other to the glass, and two side supports, mirroring each other.
Step 3
Fold down the rear seat and carefully pull out the rear shelf using a screwdriver. Using the dimensions of the standard shelf, make a drawing and pattern of the necessary parts on paper. The top panel should have two nearly rectangular holes to create the relief of the shelf. The bottom panel should have two oval holes for the size of the columns to be inserted. Also measure the side struts and front and back planks and draw them on paper. Don't forget the holes for the seat belts.
Step 4
From the thick plywood, use a jigsaw to cut the top and bottom panels, the necessary holes in them, as well as the side supports. Saw the front and back planks out of thin plywood. Assemble the upper decorative panel and the lower panel into one structure, glue it with PVA glue, then make small holes with a drill for fasteners. Also coat the side strips with glue, and then fasten on the sides of the shelves with screws. Carefully glue and reinforce the front and back planks, and also secure them with screws.
