【Reinstallation Labor Fee for DSPAMP Purchased at Our Store (Luggage Area)】

This is the labor fee for relocating and re-mounting the DSPAMP purchased at our store from under the seat, etc., to the area around the trunk/luggage compartment.
This applies when you already have a car audio system set up and need to change the layout around the amplifier or re-secure it.

Even simply changing the placement of a DSP amplifier significantly affects cable routing, mounting methods, and maintainability.
Especially when moving it from under the seat to the area around the luggage compartment, in most cases the original speaker cable is not long enough. Therefore, depending on the relocation plan, you may also need an additional re-run of the speaker cables.

This is not something to take lightly—it’s important to check it properly.
It’s not just about moving the DSPAMP unit itself; by proceeding while confirming not only the speaker cable but also the power supply, signal wires, and the placement relationships with nearby equipment, it becomes easier to handle later and easier to arrange in a way that reduces the likelihood of trouble.

How you use the space around the luggage area is also important.
The way you should mount it changes depending on whether the car is often used to carry luggage, whether you want a layout meant to be shown off, and whether you want to keep it as close to a factory look as possible. We secure it while considering not only appearance but also vibration while driving and how easy it will be to inspect and adjust in the future.

If your DSPAMP was purchased from our shop, we can guide you more easily with consideration for your past installation details and system configuration.
Because even after reinstallation, tuning/adjustments may be necessary—not just to output sound—we proceed while checking the condition of each vehicle/unit one by one, including that aspect.

You want to change where the DSPAMP is installed, you want to reorganize the area around the luggage compartment neatly, you want to relocate it from under the seat so it’s easier to maintain.
If that’s the case, let’s first look at the actual vehicle condition and think together about a practical, no-stress approach.