The System Layout

Head Unit Clarion MAX2256
CD Changer Clarion CDC635 6CD Player
TV Tuner Clarion TTX7101
VCP (video cassette player) Clarion VDH9300 VHS player
Signal Processor/Equalizer/Crossover Rockford Fosgate Symmetry EPX2 with EQ-28 band card upgrade
Subwoofer Amplifier Precision Power PC2350 (2x350 bridged 4ohms for 1400watts)
Components Amplifier Precision Power Pro 650 (6x50)
Subwoofers JL Audio 12W6 (x3)
Front Speaker Components MbQuart RSB215 (x2pair), Musicomp Crossovers inline
Rear Speaker Components MbQuart 130.03
Optional Control QBass remote control for PC2350 amplifier
Batteries Optima Yellow-Top
Capacitor Rockford Fosgate 2 Farad with voltage display
Interconnects Streetwires Zero Noise 5.0
Alarm Clifford 700IQ
Extra alarm accessories *TOP SECRET* let's just say nobody's gettin my car or car stereo without losing some fingers

 

The Clarion MAX 2256 double-din head unit is a great choice for vehicles that have a stock double-din opening for the stereo.

This unit has a very cool flip down and slope motorized face with a LCD screen to display video from the TV Tuner and VCR, as well as display for the tuner, CD, tape, etc.
The MAX 2256 brain has to be remotely mounted, this contains additional circuitry as well as the (unused) 4-channel amplifier for the head unit.

The Clarion TX7101 TV Tuner allows two different video sources (one, in my case-more to come) to be displayed on the MAX2256 LCD screen.
Here you can see the EPX2 unit and some extra alarm components being installed on the side of the subwoofer box supports.
Here is the same shot, after all covers have been installed with plexiglass windows. I built covers to flush-mount cover these access panels.
The right side of the assembly (here shown near completion) houses the right side rear-fill MbQuart 130.03 and the fuse panel for the individual components, accessible behind a plexiglass window. You can see the rear battery compartment just around the corner.
The right side of the enclosure houses the other side of the MbQuart rear-fill components as well as the vertically-mounted Clarion VCR. Had to do a bit of tweaking for the seat belt strap to function freely, but it ended up working great.