New computer system, Core2Duo dell laptop with removed LCD ( ebay CHEAP ) new amplifier for door speakers, rear tweeters, Automatic Standby/power on with ignition. Very fast, very factory/stock feeling to the whole system. All still installed under the passenger seat. Very stable. Still standard hard drive but hasn't had any issues at all on our off-road adventures.
Rebuilding.
finished. just kidding.
Installed the computer nice up INSIDE the passenger seat.
Now wrapping all wires/cables in protective plastic housing.
Making all wires disappear and making it more of a solid, permanent, fool-proof installation.
Front End software: RoadRunner project
Skin Interface: DigitalFX by JohnRPB
First Glance Shot
Up close shot of the home screen menu. Made the transparent logo in photoshop.
Music Player Main Menu
GPS in 2D mode, powered by iGuidance software
Under vehicle camera (i move it from time to time) currently directed toward the front viewing the front left tire.
Subwoofer. 400Watt RMS 10" DP Audio with an isuzu sticker lol.
Very quick removal setup by using a 6 Pin trailer harness for folding down the seats for quick camping trips. Also installed a LED light on the back of the subwoofer box to make quick adjustments when needed in the dark.
Rear tweeters, were too loud at first, a lot louder then the front stock tweeters so I soldered on some resistors, sounds very level, doesn't make the eyes twitch or bring on a headache anymore for rear passengers.
another full view dash shot, dash mat appears purple though it is black.
Center console area.
A different angle view of the carbon fiber dash kit.
Loading screen I made in photoshop, never see it though as its rare I have to restart the system.
Oscar climbed on the window a little curious as to what I was doing...
Still more to come
The system sounds very rich and great even with the stock door speakers, I'll admit that I am quite impressed in them though they are lacking bass, but thats what the subwoofer is there for. Installation was pretty flaky at first, but I'm getting to the point that it just about appears and operated entirely like it is a stock/factory system if this were offered through isuzu.
thanks for viewing any questions are entirely welcome. It's taken me 4 or 5 months now of experimenting, trial and error getting it to the point that the system is now.
Some more pictures:
Rebuilding.
finished. just kidding.
Installed the computer nice up INSIDE the passenger seat.
Now wrapping all wires/cables in protective plastic housing.
Making all wires disappear and making it more of a solid, permanent, fool-proof installation.
Front End software: RoadRunner project
Skin Interface: DigitalFX by JohnRPB
Up close shot of the home screen menu. Made the transparent logo in photoshop.
Still more to come
The system sounds very rich and great even with the stock door speakers, I'll admit that I am quite impressed in them though they are lacking bass, but thats what the subwoofer is there for. Installation was pretty flaky at first, but I'm getting to the point that it just about appears and operated entirely like it is a stock/factory system if this were offered through isuzu.
thanks for viewing any questions are entirely welcome. It's taken me 4 or 5 months now of experimenting, trial and error getting it to the point that the system is now.
Some more pictures: