Anyone know how to remove the Dashboard Speakers?? ;)
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Anyone know how to remove the Dashboard Speakers?? ;)
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You have to take the dash out. Then unbolt the two 10mm nuts holding them to the dash!
Thanx. Any idea what the dash looks like without the speakers?
I'll try find you a picture
I couldn't find a picture, but I found a video lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aFW0Die3vU
Thanx. I watched that and a couple by Tatukaze-there doesn't seem to be any leftover marks from the missing speakers (although the video is not that clear) shouldn't there be holes from the bolts that hold them there?
I think the dash looks great without the speakers-ENORMOUS space (haha).
The dash speakers were an option with the 120w stereo (40w only had door speakers) so the holes were only made if they were fitted.
Not sure about filling the holes without it showing too much but if you do remove them, I'm sure there will be someone on here wanting to buy them...
Ady.
It's true.
They were optional extras with the high end stereo. So not all beats had them.
When I took them off my dash to cover it there holes weren't that noticeable. You would only see them if you looked through the windscreen from the outside I reckon.
Like Adrian says you could always fill them in, paint it grey.
Thanx for those messages. I didn't realize they were an option. I don't think I'll remove them unless I can think of a creative way to fill the holes, like latte holders or something.
I have the dash speakers on my Beat. The both make very little sound. It's just a little bit of a treble sound. I've switched the head unit to high to isolate them and turned the volume up high.
I don't know could this be a wiring issue? Am I missing somthing?
Thanks
I think they are designed to only handle treble, with the doors doing a bit of everything and the bass speaker doing as it says on the tin the bass.
Mine only did treble too anyway.
Do they still do the treble?
They do...not very loudly though. Really big units to jyst do that one little job. But I gyess that makes sense, The stock door speakers are just one way paper cone devices. I replaced those with some Pioneer 2 way
units. The dash really had me confused. Thanks to you I'm ss so now.
Thanks
Sounds like a good theory Steve. Mine were all brittle to touch. The seals between the cones had dried off the cones. So would make sense as to why they're so quite.
I intend to replace the speakers some time, I'll have to update this thread if I find any aftermarket ones that fit. :)
Thanks for your tips. I guess I'll leave them there as dash objects. I think my car was left in the sun...it's red and son of the plastic bits have changed colour and or faded.
I can only imagine the sun blasting down on those dash speakers through the lense that is the windshield.
Thanks for the help