Car Stereo Speaker Projects Illustrated

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Save a fortune on great-performing customized car speakers. If done by an installer, custom speakers can run to thousands of dollars and your satisfaction isn't necessarily guaranteed. The best solution is to build your own. Car Stereo Speaker Projects Illustrated, by Dan Ferguson, is the one and only illustrated project book that will take you step-by-step through the design and installation of your own customized car speakers, with minimum tools and equipment. You get 20 complete projects covering both front and rear speakers for sedans, pickups, vans, Jeeps, and SVUs. Many of the designs appear nowhere else--and virtually all have tested in use and found to be significant improvements over conventional wisdom. Each project takes you from the circuit schematic to the construction of the enclosure to installing the system in the vehicle. This hands-on guide is loaded with hundreds of digital photos--plus design spreadsheets, Thiele-Small parameter measurement techniques, and examples of speaker design shareware in the Appendix.

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Dan Ferguson is the author two earlier books, Killer Car Stereo on a Budget and Ultimate Car Audio, and numerous articles for such periodicals as Speakerbuilder. An avid speaker builder all his adult life, he is a mechanical engineer with a Master of Science degree from Clemson University. He practiced engineering for several years before entering management, and has worked at both duPont and Kimberly-Clark.

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