Rockford Fosgate Mustang Package Rocks Stangnet’s GT500
June 26th, 2007 by CobraMatt

The recently completed Glassback GT500 project from Classic Design Conepts and Stangnet was given some final touches in the form of audio equipment from Rockford Fosgate. Rockford Fosgate’s Mustang audio package was specifically designed for the Shelby GT500 which includes an amazing 2 Kilowatts of power.
The system includes a pair of P2D48 8-inch woofers, powered by a T400-2 power series amp putting out 400-watts for the front door speakers. For the front and rear factory locations that house the 6.5-inch speakers, Rockford chose to add the P162S 6.5 component speakers using a Power 1000 amplifier, a single 5-channel 1,400-watt model that is Rockfords flagship. The only thing missing is the bass and Rockford did not forget about it as they installed a P2D412 Punch 12-inch subwoofer mounted it in a custom molded enclosure in the passenger side trunk area. On the opposite side of the subwoofer in the trunk is a matching amplifier rack.
All the audio equipment was mounted nice and neat out of the way inside the trunk leaving space for just about anything. It almost looks as if it came this way from the factory but once the radio is turned up you definately know this is no ordinary audio setup.
More details and information can be found in the press release below:
Press Release:
Rockford Corporation (Nasdaq: ROFO - News) today announced its collaboration with StangNet.com and Classic Design Concepts (CDC) to bring a high performance audio package solution to StangNet’s latest flagship project car, a fully built and very bold new Shelby GT500 Mustang.
“The Glassback GT500 grabs attention at every level, from its hand-styled exterior treatments to the high performance modifications lurking between the wheel wells. Bringing the audio system up to speed was a logical next move” Said George Huisman, President of Classic Design Concepts. To achieve this goal, StangNet.com and CDC contacted the experts at Rockford Fosgate, the leader in high performance mobile audio for over 25 years.
Rockford Fosgate’s Mustang Audio Package was designed to provide second-to-none audio performance and compliment the overall needs and styling of StangNet’s GT500. Rockford Fosgate began with clear goals set for the audio treatments; A front sound stage with impact, crystal clear and detailed high frequency reproduction and bass performance synonymous with our Rockford Fosgate sonic signature. To achieve these goals, a system design was created with requirements for 8-inch door woofers, front and rear 6.5-inch full-range component speakers, a long-throw 12-inch subwoofer and 2 Kilowatts of power.
Focusing first on the front stage in the car, Rockford Fosgate provided a pair of P2D48 8-inch woofers, powered by a new T400-2 Power series amplifier generating 400-watts. P162S 6.5-inch component speakers were then installed into the front and rear factory locations. Front and rear component speakers come alive via Rockford’s legendary Power1000 amplifier, a single chassis 5- channel 1,400-watt flagship model that celebrates our 25 years of success. With only the need for heart-stopping bass remaining, a P2D412 PUNCH long-throw 12-inch subwoofer was loaded into a custom molded enclosure and mounted in the passenger side trunk area with a matching amplifier rack located on the driver side. The 5th channel of the Power1000 amplifier was tasked with creating the 600-watts needed for the subwoofer to dish out the boom.
“The final result of this GT500 project is nothing short of amazing”. Said Joe Dahlquist, OEM Marketing Specialist for Rockford Corporation. “The components selected and their application provided a sound system that perfectly compliments the car, killer looks and killer performance. Who says you can’t have the best of both worlds?”
The StangNet.com Shelby GT500 will be displayed at the Mid American Shelby & Ford meet in Tulsa, OK. June 14th to 17th and is also scheduled for SEMA in the Fall of 2007.







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