Audio Specials

A loaded box is the enclosure with the subwoofers already mounted and wired to a single set of terminals. That part has a fixed price because it is the same product whatever you drive. The install is not the same in any two cars, so we quote it on the vehicle instead of publishing a number we would have to take back.

What changes the install: where the amplifier can physically live, whether the factory radio gives us a clean signal or needs a line output converter, how far the power wire has to run from the battery through the firewall, and whether the trunk or hatch needs panels off to route it. A Civic and a Silverado can take the same box and land in different places on labor.

Two things we will not do: run undersized power wire to save a few dollars, or leave a ground that is not a real ground. Those are the two shortcuts that kill amplifiers, and both of them show up months later, not on the day you pick the car up. Ask for Nick with the year, make, and model and you will get the honest number before anything comes apart.