The rear wall of the van, somewhat obscured by the seats and a rather poor camera angle. Pictured are the six JL Audio 15's in the ported enclosure that provides the SPL part of the system. Also shown is one of the two rear-effects pods that house MB Quart 8" two-way coaxially mounted components. Ba...

View through the drivers window reveals the curved ceiling-to-floor column of MB Quart three-way and two-way passive crossovers for all the mid-bass, midrange and high frequency speakers in the system. The visual effect reminds one of the Alien movies and the art of H.R. Geiger. Back ...

The theater amps were turned upside-down and mounted at angles behind a custom-built fiberglass and plexiglass shroud painted to match. All wiring was concealed behind the shroud and the interior side panel was then cut and trimmed around the portruding shroud for a great visual effect. In the darkn...

The license plate for the van. We thought this would be the most fun tag to get. Other possibilities were "SGS" for Sounds Good Stereo (that one was taken), "SNDS GD" (too confusing), "SPL VAN", "DB VAN", "BASS VAN" (all o.k. but no pizzaz). How about "VAN GO"? (get it?) We finally settled on "IBOOM...

A closer look at the front-left speaker pod. Quart three-ways in a custom made fiberglass tub painted the color of the van and surrounded by a tweed wrapped fiberglass housing. The visual effect of the outer housing reminds us of the alien pods in "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" while the inner tub...