West Slope Rover
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So you've fecking pimped the thing!
natas
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Bromsgrove Defender
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Station House
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If you've bought new speakers the box normally has a push out template
No special tools needed - just patience and avoiding slicing your fingers off
No special tools needed - just patience and avoiding slicing your fingers off
director_steve
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My 200tdi didn't have a radio, so i swapped the quarter dash panels with one from a 300tdi, then used the standard spacers.
I replaced my Dash speakers with Pioneer ones, which sounded lovely to my knees! Then stuck a pair of old Kenwood 6x9's between the cubby box, and a pair of Kenwood monitor speakers from my last home PA in the load bay, on L Brackets. tune the Crossovers correctly it sounds excellent! Cost to me -£25 (Pioneers). And i'm a sound engineer.
I replaced my Dash speakers with Pioneer ones, which sounded lovely to my knees! Then stuck a pair of old Kenwood 6x9's between the cubby box, and a pair of Kenwood monitor speakers from my last home PA in the load bay, on L Brackets. tune the Crossovers correctly it sounds excellent! Cost to me -£25 (Pioneers). And i'm a sound engineer.
Bromsgrove Defender
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BearDy89
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jamesmartin
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why not one in wiper motor cover part of dash
GreenLove
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Thought about it, but very nervous about cutting holes in that area without a template, especially the hole near the ignition and the sea of wires behind.
Also, have read that door installations (if possible for my model) will allow for larger speakers and provide a better sound.
Like this, for instance:
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Yes they'll be great in the doors. Plus you'll get to have new ones every six months because the cones will have rotted away tee hee.
Mine has had some wooden boxes made into the back corners with some ecliptical 3 way things in them. Not that I can hear it with the engine running anyway
Mine has had some wooden boxes made into the back corners with some ecliptical 3 way things in them. Not that I can hear it with the engine running anyway
Station House
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Good point re cones getting damp - especially if watrer ****es through the OP's doors as it does mine
Some speakers used to come with plastic shields to provide some protection - might be worth making something up to do the job
Personally i'd put under dash
Some speakers used to come with plastic shields to provide some protection - might be worth making something up to do the job
Personally i'd put under dash
