pull a wire from the battery terminals lo... positive connect to possitive then negative connect to negative... and fuse is placed on the positive wire... advisable near the battery terminal...

pull a wire from the battery terminals lo... positive connect to possitive then negative connect to negative... and fuse is placed on the positive wire... advisable near the battery terminal...

types of wire would be 8g for the power(+) and ground(-), while a normal 14g for the key switch to the relay...

Buy power inverters - 160w or more and that should do the trick - make sure that you have sufficient w to power up your speakers.

Get the accesories shop guys to modify the power inverter a bit straight to your battery - not using the normal cigarette lighter port.

Then put this inverter on your rear bonnet. These inverters should have a normal plug (like the 3 pins we have at home) to plug your PC speakers.

After you got that powered up, connect your PC speakers to your amp (or line out of your player - if you have one) - might need to purchase the right cables for these.

After that, place your speakers somewhere nice

I've seen a kenari with altec lansing before, the driver actually put this upside down (i don't know the model but the speakers are thin and long) bolted it to the roof and damn it look nice.

Post a pic if you manage to do it!

yea... need to for safety...

why ? sound propogates differently in the car's atmosphere ? 
most inverters that you can buy nowadays would plug in to the 12v cigarette lighter in the car . if you do go with the inverter , make sure you get an inverter with a higher power rating than what the speakers need

never seen an inverter in real life before , so i have no idea about the 2 12v plug thing

but IMHO a 250w unit should be enough as long as you get more of a casual 2.1 setup or less . not too sure about the power requirements of 4.1 and 5.1 setups ....

ps : garage sales used to have a few sellers selling it last time . not sure about now

bro..its easy...im using altec lansing acs 45.1 old skool woofer in my car...abt ur power issue..get an inverter...150watt will do..i get it for RM 55 only from lowyat..

guys,

i'm planning to whack a creative megaworks 510D 5.1.
http://www.digit-life.com/articles/creativ...510d/index.html
if i'm not mistaken, the speaker set watt rating is at 500W RMS.

will the ngbh's 500watt inverter are able to sustain the blasting power?

my HU also cannot take out.....
but, can i take out wire from original speaker n connect it to 3.5mm wire???
maybe need to modified the wire.....but how about the sound quality?????