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Re: How to Build Your Own Motorised Car Stereo Head Unit.

by Chris from Washington » Tue Jan 20, 2015 11:06 am

This is awesome, great job!

How to Build Your Own Motorised Car Stereo Head Unit.

by Paulluap » Mon Jan 19, 2015 12:19 pm

Hi Everyone.
My name is Paul and I'm from New Zealand. Chris has suggested that I write a thread on how I built mymotorisedcar stereo.
This thread will be about how I built the motorised head unit and hopefully give you ideas on how to build your own.
I built this unit back in 1995, Most parts are from video recorders, washing machines etc, as I wanted to spend my money on good audio gear ($10,000 NZ dollars back then).
If you have a 3D Printer that would definitely help to make your own pieces (I have put one on my wishlist
:) ).

I have decided to start with a video. Have a look and ask any questions here. Cheers
[video=youtube_share;Pv8TS14GSrY]http://youtu.be/Pv8TS14GSrY[/video]
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