【Subwoofer Purchased Elsewhere: Luggage Compartment Installation Labor Charges｜Consultation for Bring-In Installation】

This is a menu of labor charges for a bring-in installation, for those who want to install a subwoofer purchased at another shop into the luggage compartment space of their vehicle.

A subwoofer isn’t something you can simply place in the cargo area and wire up. It’s important to consider not only how the sound connects within the cabin, but also how the luggage compartment is used, how it looks, and how it will be secured.

Once installed in the luggage compartment, it becomes easier to add the low-end “thickness” that front speakers alone are often hard to produce. In addition to increasing the sense of volume, naturally tuning the bass that forms the foundation for vocals and instruments can sometimes make your usual music feel a bit different and more enjoyable.

On the other hand, the required work varies depending on the subwoofer’s size and shape, whether accessories are included, and the vehicle’s audio system. Because tasks such as taking power and signal connections, determining the mounting method, and possibly modifying the luggage compartment may be necessary, we do not decide the work details or pricing without first confirming your bring-in items.

After checking the actual item and the vehicle, we will advise whether installation is possible and what work will be required.
If it were me, I would decide the installation method by considering not just the appearance, but also things like loading luggage later and how easy it will be to maintain.

If you already have the subwoofer unit, or if you’re unsure how to install a subwoofer you’ve purchased, please first show us your vehicle and the product. Rather than unnecessarily increasing modifications, we’ll work together to come up with a realistic installation method that matches how you use your car.