【Entrusted Cable Installation Plan｜For Rear Luggage Compartment Installation, Multi-Systems of 8CH or More】

“Even though I don’t specify the cable brand in detail, if I’m going to put something together, I want it to sound properly good.”
This is the LOGON entrusted cable installation plan for people like you.

With this plan, Ko-Mizo selects and installs high-quality parts—such as stocked cables available in the store and wiring materials from outgoing (previous-year) models—that are still more than sufficient for sound quality, matching them to the system contents.
In multi-systems with 8CH or more where DSP amps or power amps are installed in the rear luggage compartment, the stability of the final result changes depending on cable routing and how the components are combined.

Of course, it’s also good to gather the latest new cables with brand specifications.
But if you put everything into that, the cost becomes significantly higher.
If I were doing this and wanted to improve sound within a limited budget, I would first look at “where spending money makes the biggest difference.” So, if you don’t have excessive brand specifications for the cables, I think this entrusted installation is a very realistic and good way to choose.

Not a plan meant only to make it cheaper

When you hear “in-stock” or “outgoing model” cables, some people may feel a little uneasy.
However, what’s used here is not “we’ll use whatever is left over.” Instead, it’s cable material that LOGON has actually handled, and that has been judged to be usable without problems in terms of both sound quality and installation.

Sound quality isn’t determined by cable brand alone.
It depends on details like where and how you route the cable, how you adjust its length, and how you bundle it to minimize susceptibility to noise. If these areas are handled carelessly, even a well-built multi-system won’t sound comfortably.

This plan is ideal for those who want to prioritize overall balance and installation quality rather than fine-grained brand specifications.

Recommended for people like you

• Want to step up clearly from the sound of the factory setup
• Want to build a multi-system using a DSP amp and/or external amps
• Rather than specifying cable brands, want to leave the finish to LOGON
• Want to keep the budget down while still making proper improvements where needed
• Want to make the wiring area look clean as well when installing in the rear luggage compartment

“I don’t really understand the details, but I don’t want you to use anything weird.”
I think that feeling is extremely important.

At LOGON, we don’t just connect wiring—we install while looking at the vehicle’s available space, the system configuration, future expandability, and how easy it will be to maintain. When gathering equipment in the rear luggage compartment, things like how neatly it fits visually and how serviceable it is also matter, so this is a part we want to handle properly as a specialty shop.

Because it’s “entrusted,” we choose to match your car and your system

The cables and wiring materials used will vary depending on inventory status and the system contents.
Therefore, this is not a plan that requires you to specify cable brands or models in detail.

Instead, LOGON decides that “with this configuration, this combination is the best” and proceeds accordingly.
It’s a plan that brings everything together into a realistically good shape while checking things like sound clarity, balance, noise countermeasures, and ease of routing.

There is a limited quantity, so the plan ends once inventory runs out.
If you have strong cable brand preferences, then an installation with brand specifications is a good fit. But if you’re saying, “Leave that part to you, I just want it finished in a good way,” this is a fairly easy-to-use option.

With larger systems, satisfaction changes not only based on product selection, but also on how the installation is organized and put together.
If you’re considering a multi-system installed in the rear luggage compartment, let’s look at your vehicle model and your current audio setup, and come up with a realistic and good configuration together.