【Removing the DSP Amp and Installing It in the Rear｜LOGON Original Installation Designed with Sound Quality and Serviceability in Mind】

Removing the DSP Amp and Installing It in the Rear is a LOGON original installation that reevaluates the existing DSP amp setup and relocates it to the rear of the vehicle.

A DSP amp is an essential component for shaping the sound in a car audio system, but it’s not something you just install and call it done. Depending on the installation location, how the wiring is routed, the mounting method, how easy it is to maintain, and the balance with available space in the cabin, the usability and overall finish can change significantly.

For example, if devices are concentrated around the front area or under the seats, the wiring can become complicated and it may be difficult to adjust or inspect later. By reorganizing and installing everything in the rear, it becomes easier to review the entire system, and the appearance can be made cleaner and more streamlined.

Of course, the optimal installation method will vary depending on the vehicle model and the current mounting condition. Simply placing it in the rear isn’t automatically the best option—it's important to judge based on how heat is trapped, how the trunk is used, wiring distance, noise countermeasures, and even future system upgrades.

At LOGON, we don’t just move the DSP amp. While checking how your current car is used and your audio configuration, we plan the installation in a practical, no-stress way. Since it’s equipment meant to improve sound, we want to make sure the installation and adjustments are handled so you’re less likely to run into problems later.

If you’ve already installed a DSP amp and want to tidy up the wiring, are considering a system upgrade in the future, or also want to prioritize usability of the trunk and interior, please feel free to consult with us.

While looking at an actual vehicle, we’ll work together to create a layout that fits your current situation and how you plan to use the car going forward—one that you can keep using comfortably for a long time.