1989 Jetta Demonstration Vehicle

Demonstration Vehicle

The following pictures are views of a 1989 Volkswagen Jetta that had a superb sound and remote start/security system installed by the March/April 2001 class of Ritop students.

A Nakamichi  45z AM/FM/CD receiver was installed in the dashboard, the doors have Infinity 505cs component speakers, the rear deck has a pair of Nakamichi SP200 speakers and a JL Audio 10" subwoofer was installed in a custom box mounted in the trunk.

A US Acoustics USX4085 and two JBL P2040 amplifiers power the system.

A Clifford Solaris security system protects the vehicle and provides remote starting ability.

The staff and students of The Ritop School wish to thank Infinity, JBL and JL Audio, US Acoustics for their donations of equipment to the school. The car is used to demonstrate the skills our students learn at The Ritop School for Mobile Electronics.

Please contact Ritop to view the vehicle or to have a demonstration of the sound system.

View a Slide Show of our students installing the Jetta system.

(Click on a picture for a larger view of our students handiwork.)
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Getting together to discuss what will work best in the car.	The circuit breaker mounted and wired.	Wiring the subwoofer control knob in the dashboard.	Tony is pulling the cable for the mp3 player through the bottom of the console.	Greg is running a wire from the battery to the amplifiers in the trunk.
Where is the best place to mount the circuit breaker?	Fog lights assembled and mounted.	Wiring in the dashboard for the new head unit.	Sean is wiring the tweeter mounted adjacent to the side view mirror.	Alarm wiring was run from the engine compartment to the alarm brain.
Mounting the circuit breaker.	Checking the wiring of the fog lights.	Wiring in the dashboard for the mp3 player.	Tony is locating the tachometer wire.	The alarm brain and its relays are mounted.
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Wire is pulled through the door frame to attach to the door lock actuator.	The finished door panel.	Now that the rear cover fits, it's time to wrap it in black cloth.	The three amps are ready and waiting for the subwoofer.	A look at the rear speaker covers.
The door lock actuator mounted in the door.	Sound deadening material is affixed to the rear deck.	Assembling the amp rack.	The rear view of the amp rack.	Power wire being pulled through the car.
Sound deadening material is affixed to the door.	Greg is measuring to determine if the rear template will fit properly.	Wiring the crossovers for the front tweeters.	The amplifiers, crossovers and subwoofer box.	Speaker wire being pulled through the car.
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The platform for the amp rack and associated wiring.
The amp rack installed.
Mirrored Plexiglas and the beauty board are covering the Dynamat.

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