The obvious home for this one is the back of the car — a rear screen, a boot lid or the side of a subwoofer enclosure — because that is where the sound is coming from and where other drivers will read it. Inside the boot it also works on the face of an amp rack or a false floor, and away from the car it suits a flight case, a speaker cab or a workshop door.
The design is deliberately blunt: a standing figure caught between two speaker horns pointed straight at them, with the line spelled out underneath in a heavy, forward-leaning italic. No maker's name, no model number, nothing tying it to one manufacturer's gear — which is why it sits happily on a build of any make.
How it is cut
What You Get
- 2 die-cut vinyl stickers, mirrored so one can go each side of a rear screen
- Preset sizes 10–55cm / 4–21in, custom sizing to 120cm for boot floors and subwoofer boxes
- 19 colours, applied with transfer tape, removable without residue
Single-colour cut vinyl means the glass or paint behind shows through around the design, so white and silver stand out on tinted rear glass while black works on light-coloured panels and pale carpet-lined boot builds. Plenty more car audio designs are in the car sticker range.
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Reference13-001159
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Sticker typeDie cut