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You know why they call this a fire truck? Because this truck is fire. We

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set out to make this the party bus of fire trucks. And I got to say, we more

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than succeeded. I'm talking 27 speakers,

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1,620 watts of power, and of course, full

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Dolby Atmos, making this the best Fire truck for music, movies, and yes, of

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course, my friends, games. That last bit was key for AMD, who sponsored this

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video. Now, all we got to do is show you how we

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did it.

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Good gravy. I approached this project with one goal,

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to have the first ever Dolby Atmos fire truck. I thought we were putting like

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car speakers in it. This is a whole ass home theater. Yeah. Where are you going

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to put two subs? We're getting a bit ahead of ourselves, but yeah, we have

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about 1,600 watts worth of speakers here. 27 of them to be exact. And uh

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it's going to rock. I don't even know where to begin with you sometimes. This

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is a better AV receiver than I have at my house. Well, it's going to be in your

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fire truck now. Do you want to look at the doors for a second? Sure. Yep.

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That's a door. All right. Yeah. To answer your first question about why we

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didn't just use car audio speakers, it's because those require, you know, a door

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to be, I don't know, like this wide, something like that. Most car doors are

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like 8 in or so. Oh, wow. This is not.

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Yeah. The If you look, the usable door card for this is uh that thick. Oh, I

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had no idea. Yeah. So, there's just literally nowhere to put speakers on

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this. And also, even if we did,

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it's not going to sound like trash. Yeah. That would sound terrible. That's

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why we're using the KEF T series. These are very nice speakers, but also very

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thin speakers. Oh my god, Alex. Those I

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can figure out how we would mount this. Where are we supposed to put this? Why'd

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you get so many of the big ones? I asked Ke for all the little ones, but it turns

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out they only had the big ones in stock. So, these we got special ordered in. And

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the rest are all going to be huge. It's going to be so funny.

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Oh, I think I'm picking up what you're throwing down, though. Yep. Right there.

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Right. Right there. Right up here. Of course, that's only

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three channels so far. To get the full Dolby Atmos experience, we're going to

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need surrounds. And we're also going to need heights. Are you planning to

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ceiling this? Yeah.

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I'm thinking maybe here for the surrounds just on the back here. Well,

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those are the rears. We could have rears and surrounds. Yeah. Yeah. So maybe they

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can go like back here for the most like differential rear fill. Oh, okay. Well,

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in that case, we could just go like that, too, then. Oh, I guess so. Yeah,

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like they can just go right here. It doesn't even matter cuz we already have our sides, which is all fine and good,

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bud. But where the devil are you planning to mount these subwoofers?

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They're not compact at all. No, it's

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going to be a problem. I originally wanted the 10-in ones that actually kind

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of make sense for the space, but Ke were very insistent that the 12 is much

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better and will deliver much better base for us. So, you got two of them. I have

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no idea what he's planning. Like, a lot of the time we've reviewed the script

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and pretty much aligned on the plan.

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Where the hell is this supposed to go? Did AMD sponsor this video? They did. I

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see their sick Ryzen AI Max 395 Plus

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processors here in this Asus RG FLZ13.

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This is actually going to be a great pairing for our system, allowing us to

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game in an incredible form factor right

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here in the front of the fire truck with our surround sound setup. So, we'll get

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to that a little bit later. First, I

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guess this goes back here. I wouldn't describe anything we're doing as a good

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plan, but it does seem to be a plan. Of

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course, all of this so far is in theory.

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We actually have no idea what's under any of these panels. Is the cabin heat

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handled by just plumbing engine coolant up here and blowing it through a heat

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exchanger right there? Pretty much. Yeah. So, so where where are these

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plumbing lines going? They just go, I guess. Yeah, they just go. That's why

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this has this piece, Alex. Oh, it's a shroud here for the plumbing lines for

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the cabin heater. Brilliant. Oh, and we can probably just put all our wires

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straight up through there. And then Yeah, we can. Super easy. That's awesome. Okay, he's just going ham. He's

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gone ham. He's gone ham now. So, it looks like that the construction is this

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stuff, some foam, and some plywood. It's all glued together, and the plywood is

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what's screwed in. So, if we want to get it down, the plywood gets ouched, which

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I think I'm okay with. How is that the conclusion you're

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drawing? In a lot of cars, the quality of your

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components of your sound system matters a lot less than just simply how much

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you're able to treat it. Like our amplifier here has 0.08%

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harmonic distortion. That does not matter at all if everything is rattling

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all to heck. So, we're going to take everything apart, sound deaden as much

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as we can, and hopefully it won't sound like, well, a big old rattly fire truck.

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Turns out the inside of the doors were completely covered in wax, which is good

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because it prevents rust, but it's not so good if you want to add sound

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deadening cuz I would need to spend the next 2 days doing that. So, instead,

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we're only going to sound deaden the interior door panel, which probably will

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get us most of the way there anyway. The first thing you want to do when you are

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sound deadening is just to clean everything off. If you have a bunch of

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dirt underneath your sound editing, well, you won't have sound editing very

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long cuz it's going to all fall off. The sound deadening is just some rubber with

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some aluminum foil on the back. It is really important to wear some cut proof

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gloves when you're doing this. For a large sheet like this, I could probably

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get away with it, but when you're getting it in little nooks and crannies,

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this aluminum tape will cut your fingers and it will hurt a lot. Once you have

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the panel roughly a fixed, you want a roller like this so you can go through

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and make sure it's all super firmly attached. Even just covering a bit of it

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should make a really big difference.

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Yeah, you can you can really hear it already. I really like to make sure that

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I cut out more than I need to so that hopefully the bit that is left over will

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be useful somewhere else. You don't need anywhere near 100% coverage. Just

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putting a little bit on here will make a huge difference. All right, how does it

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sound now?

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Oh yeah, that is way better. There's no more ringing. This is going to sound

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awesome. With the doors nice and sound deadened, I want to turn my attention to

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the roof. We're going to be putting enough bass into this that I suspect

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we're going to be pressurizing the cabin at very low frequencies. So, the whole

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roof, I think, is going to start shaking a whole bunch. To fix that, more

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sound deadening. One bonus of all this work is the sound deadening is actually

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a pretty decent insulator. So, it should be able to stay cooler in the summer and

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warmer in the winter. Very nice. After hours and hours of cleaning and adding

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sound deadening and taking stuff apart and putting it back together, the last

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one is ready to go on. I did a little bit of math and guess that we need 72

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square ft. Freaking box is empty now. Nailed it. This is

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going to go up and then we can start actually thinking about speakers. To

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attach the speakers to the fire truck, I need to make a whole bunch of little

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jigs so I can have accurate holes, know that they're going to be centered, all

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of that good stuff. And I was able to do the entire process on this wonderful

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little laptop right here, the HP ZBook. This guy right here has the AMD Ryzen 9

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AI Max Plus Pro 395. The name could use

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some work, but man, the chip could not cuz I was able to do full solid works in

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here. This right here isn't a super complicated model, but I was able to do

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it. Then pop over to LightBurn. I have full control of the laser just on this

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little laptop. Has USBA. Love that. And

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now I can just throw this onto the laser. And boom, we have our guides.

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It's finally time to start attaching some speakers. So I'm thinking this

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one's going to go right about there. So

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I can place it just like that. And then

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figure out where my template needs to go. Right there. Now, one thing you

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might be thinking is that this speaker would sound better if I was to turn it

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so it was facing directly at me. But that isn't so much the case. You will

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get the flattest response out of a tweeter if it is pointed directly at

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you, but you will also get the largest change when you move around if it is

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pointed directly at you. So having it like 20 30° off here should mean that it

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will be very consistent sounding everywhere that your head ends up going.

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Before mounting each speaker, we are going to want to first add a little bit

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of foam tape on the outside just so it doesn't rattle around on all of the

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metal crap that we have. And one final step before attaching it forever is just

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putting on a little bit of loom tape. This stuff is just really good for

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vibrations and stuff like that. We don't want this hole right here slowly wearing

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a hole through our wire and killing our whole sound system. First speaker is

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attached. How solid is it? fire truck going over some bumps.

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She's not going anywhere. Beautiful. For speakers like this one right here, I

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originally had a bunch of inventive ways using 3D scanning or 3D printing and

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whatever. Now, I'm just going to drill some holes straight through the truck.

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There's now a hole in the fire truck. A

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yeah, not going anywhere. It is subwoofer time. Finally. Now, we did

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have to spend quite a bit of effort beforehand to make sure that things just

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didn't squeak a whole bunch. The stupid

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fake leather that's in there loves just being incredibly loud. What we ended up

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doing is adding in some foam on the bottom and then this sort of felt stuff.

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We didn't do the best job attaching it, but you're not going to be able to see it anyway, so who cares? To mount the

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subwoofers, we're going to be going into them through this hole right here. That

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did mean that I have to take this little access panel off. And also, we had to

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take off the oxygen tank holder from these seats. It looks something like

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this. And man, getting it out was some

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difficult from the factory. A bunch of the screws in this thing are just

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pre-stripped. So, that was fun. I could have avoided doing this by simply having

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this panel be anywhere else, but I really wanted to have it in the back

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because I am really concerned that people are going to get in, see these

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dials, and just start playing with them. I want to tune this so it is excellent

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in the truck. So, if someone comes in here and starts playing with the

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crossover knob, all of my efforts will be gone. That way, we can have this in

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here, put that stupid oxygen tank back in there, and no one will touch it.

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Don't do it. If you do it, I will be really mad. I'm very sorry about this,

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Ke. Uh, you sent us these speakers and I hope that you knew that this is what

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you're getting into.

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Oh man, she is solid. That I can see it

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flexing on the bottom. Oh, like you can see the truck flexing. Yeah. Oh, hell

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yeah. With the headliner attached, we can plug in the speakers. Our

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polycarbonate speaker mount can then get attached and then full send a self

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tapper into the roof. So it can never come off.

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Why is there nothing there? We're putting a hole through the roof.

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Always make sure to debur your holes. If someone touches it, like everyone will

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be when it's up here. You don't want them to get cut.

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Finally, we have to attach the speakers that are going to go in the front. One

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thing that's fun about this is our center channel speaker will become

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structural to this truck. It is going to

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be holding together the right and left panels. And you will not be able to take

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them off individually after this.

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This is so silly. And it's wired up.

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Look at this beautiful thing right here. Just going to turn it around and then

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with any luck, we're good to test it. I did wire 120 volt in underneath the

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receiver, but for now we're just going to use the wall. We don't need to turn

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on the fire truck and idle it for all of our testing. Moment of truth. Does it

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hit?

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This is going to be ridiculous.

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Oh my god, the subs are so loud. You can

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feel it just in your chest. It is right beside you.

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She works. It's a beauty. Now we just need to get her tuned and it's going to

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be sick. After a quick tune and an allout brawl

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with Windows sound settings, we have a fire truck with a sound system. I can't

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wait, dude. I can't wait. This is amazing.

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I can't believe how clean it looks. I

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got to ask these height channels. These got to be at like minus35 dB off of the

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reference volume. Like come on. They're right there. I don't know. I just did

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Direct Live and freaking figured it out.

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Dude, I got to hear this. Well, but you

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haven't even seen the AMD integrated

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tablet laptop thing. Oh, no way. No way.

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Okay. Who designed this 3D printed mount? Rob. This is so cool. So, like

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Okay. Dude,

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you play your music like that and you're like, "Oh, no, no. I got to operate my

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sirens, bro." Just like that. It turns out in Windows

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you can also have full Android automotive. You like run a server off of

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your phone and it just like really? Yeah. No way.

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Yeah. Like you have like maps here.

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Dude, this is not even stupid. No, it's

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sick. So everything still works. We have

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full Dolby Atmos. We have flipping Android Auto, which wasn't even one of

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the goals. And the whole thing is so

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tidy that we can still operate the truck completely normally. None of my view is

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obstructed. Oh, okay. That back window maybe a little bit, but come on. Let's

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subwoofer versus rear window. We all know what we're going to prioritize.

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This is nuts,

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dude. You can feel it. It turns out if a sub's this far away

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from you, you can really feel it. And with like with like these bouncy seats

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like Yeah, buddy.

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I have some disappointing news for you, Alex. What is that? We've peaked.

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Nothing can ever be cooler than this again. We could put that 18-in sub in

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here. Okay. The thing that stands out to me

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most though is not even like how big the bass is or whatever. Obviously, any

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idiot can put a gigantic subwoofer in a car. We all know that idiot, right?

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Hey, mine sounds great. But that is

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exactly it. What stands out to me is how not actually acid sounds. It sounds

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awesome. I'm really impressed with these flat

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panel speakers, too. Oh, yeah. I I have no idea what I was expecting to be

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honest with you, but not this. You have to imagine pulling up beside someone at

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a red light with the window down

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in this car.

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Absolutely bumping it.

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Oh, that's so good. This is crazy. Okay,

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I think I'm over headphones. I was the kind of guy back in my teenage years,

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early 20s, who literally had 5.1 surround around my desk at home. Alex, I

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think it's time to go back. Oh, 100%.

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Near field speakers like this, I hadn't tried this in years. Not with modern

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processing.

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This is insane.

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I owe Alex and the team an apology. I did not believe in this project. I

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thought it was going to be like her her, you know, whatever.

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It sounds sick. I'm trying to think of a

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setup that I have listened to in memory

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that sounds better than this. I can't come up with one. Have we gamed on it?

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We haven't. Oh, I feel like we got to It has Stricks Halo. You can game. You can

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totally game. Thank you, AMD. I think Stricks Halo is lowkey AMD's best

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product in like years. The fact that

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this is a full fat modern gen console

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grade gaming experience in this is nuts.

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Everything sounds so much more epic. I

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can hear exactly where cars are behind me, which I was really not expecting

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with the speakers so suboptimally

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positioned. I'm loathed to use the P word to

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describe anything, but this may be just

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perfect gaming audio. This is intense.

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It's so immersive. Even though I'm on a smaller screen, it is amazing what

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immersive surround sound does to an experience. And like normally the rumble

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of the controller feels kind of cheap and cheesy, you know, but with that much

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bass behind it, it's great for everything. You know what else is sick?

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AMD. All of your guys' great ideas that

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you're going to post in the comments under this video for us to continue to

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pimp the crap out of this thing. Alex was pitching uh using the fold down

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doors on the sides to have like TVs,

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lawn chairs, like the whole nine yards

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for like what? Like tailgate gaming or what?

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All right, we'll see. We'll see about that one. But we're going to do something and probably with the help of

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