Bazooka is the Louisiana car-audio company that put a subwoofer in a tube: the Bass Tube of the 1980s, a loaded enclosure you could strap behind a seat or in a boot, which made it one of the first names in aftermarket car bass. The badge here is the mark that went on those tubes and on the back glass of the cars that carried them, with the arched name on top and the Mobile Audio oval below.
The cut keeps both parts as one piece: the seven tall capitals curving over the top, and the outlined oval beneath with Mobile on the left, Audio on the right and a ringed speaker-cone emblem in the middle, the dome of the cone drawn as a curved cut-out. The oval and the letters are hollow, so the surface shows through them.
Two identical stickers come in each pack. The natural homes are a car's rear window, the sub box or the amp rack in the boot, a toolbox or a workshop door. At the 10cm preset the oval text is small; 20–30cm reads from the kerb; custom sizes to 120cm are cut for a shop or a van. Nineteen colours are available; white on tinted glass, black on a pale surface, chrome-effect silver on a black sub box.
What You Get
- 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
- Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
- 19 colour options
Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.
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Reference8-000355
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Sticker typeDie cut