2012 Honda Civic Demo Vehicle: Custom Audio & Vinyl Wrap Install
Updated: Jun 12, 2024
Introducing the newest Columbus Car Audio & Accessories Demo Vehicle!
This 2012 Honda Civic belongs to one of our Employees, Brandon Brown, who’s dedicated hundreds of hours on this evolving passion project.
The result of the audio build delivers a set up consisting of 16 Hertz speakers, 6 Hertz subwoofers, 10 Audison SR series amplifiers, an Audison digital sound processor, and a Kenwood 10” halo radio in the dash.
The build includes custom door panels, each housing four 6.5” speakers, plus custom a pillars designed for the tweeters and mids. This Civic also gave up it’s back seat for an impressive display for all that bass!
The exterior of the vehicle also has a lot to show off, it was lowered with tein coilovers, boasts 18” Niche roadwheels with Toyo tires, has our Ultra series window tint film all around with dual visor strips on the front windshield, custom Hertz badging (made in house too!) and finally completed with a 3M gloss color flip vinyl wrap in “deep space”.
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This Civic is basically a rolling concert hall now. The craftsmanship on those custom door panels housing four speakers each looks top-tier. I usually need a high-energy playlist to keep my reflexes sharp for Slope Game, and I can’t imagine anything better than hearing it through 16 Hertz speakers.
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Ten Audison amplifiers and 16 Hertz speakers in a Civic is genuinely insane dedication — sacrificing the entire rear seat just for the subwoofer display shows how serious Brandon took this build. The 3M "deep space" color flip wrap paired with those 18" Niche wheels ties the whole exterior together perfectly, it doesn't look like a show car thrown together, it looks intentional from every angle. Builds like this make you think differently about what a platform can become with enough vision. Personally, my next project starts with the right base vehicle — currently eyeing the Camaro and Silverado lineup at a Chevrolet dealer in Culver City, where the inventory gives plenty of strong candidates worth customizing.