Best place to mount CB and/or Stereo

Started by Mikeohope, April 03, 2017, 02:09:12 PM

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Mikeohope

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Under the dash? I have a full width Dash but don't fancy chopping big rectangular holes in it, got a few more gauges to fit anyway..Was playing abut with the idea of a console but cant find anything off the shelf. So thinking of just make up a bracket to sit under the dash..

Any thoughts/suggestions/pics of what others have done?

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Sadly I don't have any photos at hand now, BUT I positioned mine just behind me between the seats. Its a really small unit and I have an external speaker just there too, so its close to my ear and can be easily removed if necessary. Will try and post photos up soon  ;-)up
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Andy, I would like to see a pic of that if poss  ;-)up

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Mikeohope

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thanks, is that just a standard bracket its fixed into?

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A complicated Rig to use for sure, but the Polmar Venus has a hideaway box with all controls on the mic




Had good results with it, but trying out a different model at the moment

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I have had the one Dave has shown directly above... personally I wasn't so impressed with it. I now have the small basic unit (same one he is currently using - I think he's copying me.... what does he know about car audio/electronics?)


Anyway, both of those come with a tiny little bracket which holds the unit in place (can be easily removed) and a single screw that holds it to the buggy body/dash/whatever
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