Neutrogena 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Promo Vehicle built by NVS AUDIO LINDEN NJ

Neutrogena 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Promo Vehicle

We were contracted to build a Neutrogena Promo vehicle for a Advertising company that we do work for. 

The vehicle needed to be:

 very loud,

able to play for 6-8 hours at a time without shutting down,

Had to have the largest possible tv monitor in the back,

DJ mixer with a wireless microphone setup and it had to be very easy to use.

That was no challenge , the challenge was that they needed it built in 5 days and there could be no permanent modifications to the Vehicle. They were only using the vehicle for 2 months and that after that time we would have to put the whole vehicle back to stock!

 

So this is what we came up with.

We started by welding up a tube steel metal frame that went floor to ceiling behind  the rear seats as a base for us to build off. The steel frame was painted black and bolted to the body of the truck using factory bolt holes. We then fabricated a steel battery tray to hold a XS Power XP3000. The battery is charged by the factory alternator and isolated from the factory battery. All the aftermarket electronics are connected to the rear battery. All the wiring is Stinger HPM series 4 gauge power and ground and all the power distribution and speaker wiring is Stinger as well. We ran 2 1000 watt whistler power inverters to power the mixer, wireless mic set up. and the 42 in led tv. The 42 inch led tv is rear facing and bolted to the steel rack using 1/4 20 rivet nut inserts. To power the audio system we choose Phoenix Gold amplifiers because of their output power, flexibility and their reliability. We used a 1100.1 mono for the subwoofers mounted in a custom sealed enclosure between the rear seats and the steel rack holding the tv  ( 2 r2 12 inch 4 ohm single voice coil) and 2 RX 400.4 4 channels. The first 400.4 powers the roof mounted Rockford Fosgate wakeboard speakers and the second runs a pair of ten inch P Audio pro audio mid range drivers mounted just under the tv facing out. We made trim panels out of fiberglass to conceal the rack that holds the tv and another to house the pioneer touch screen dvd player that was stashed in a empty pocket on the right hand side of the trunk. All the panels were wrapped in black trunk liner to