Acoustics installation — logbook Toyota Harrier 2010

That acoustics was bought, finally got time to walk around the motor city! The radio tape recorder was specifically searched for with three liners and a 7-band equalizer, trimming on the tops and bottoms and other settings. Since I somehow stuck to Pioneer, I bought it. Of course, it’s a pity that he doesn’t play DVDs, but you can pick up a set-top box through an additional channel, and power TVs from it (they are still planned to be installed). Installing music in a Harrier is not an easy task, as the automatic transmission lever interferes, which is why the 1 DIN model was chosen. now the handle is a millimeter to the radio. The music was put on for about 7 hours somewhere - I had to re-wire it with normal acoustic wires. So, what we have:
Pioneer P85BT (the model is not super new, but it has all the necessary functionality, besides, I don’t like flash drives and USB - it smells like Chinese, IMHO)
Subwoofer, JBL speakers and two 750-watt amplifiers bridged or 90 per channel (four-channel) and two-channel Phantom. I took pictures from the phone, and the light in the garage is not strong, so I'll take a picture and post it, I'll show you what happened. I’ll say right away - even without tuning, the music began to play in a completely different way (I wanted to sleep and didn’t manage to tune it anymore :)))), the sub is rated 200, at the peak it gives out 600, it pumps the interior even very worthily.

I didn’t take a photo of the amp that goes to the speakers — I just forgot. it is located in a classic place - under the passenger seat). If you have any questions, then ask, and of course I look forward to your comments.