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Sorry if this stuf has been posted before, but this site is so huge that finding what you need via the search method is very frustrating. I am not satisfied with the bass output of the stock audio setup and will be adding an amp, sub, and some bass blockers for the main seakers. I have everything from my previous vehicle that I ripped out. I was curious if there was a walk-through for taking out the radio and the panels which cover the speakers. I don't want to just jump into this and ruin something. Also, has anyone found the tC hard to work on and maybe suggests going to a B.Buy or a C.City or a Tweeter for the install? Thanks for the input everyone.
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I did a write up on the front door speakers. Check the Tech section and look for tC door removal. This car has been very easy to work with for the most part. Panels come off very easily. Only problems might arise fomr some people cause the front speakers are riveted in. I just put new CDT Components in the front with some MDF spacers and some DEI Components in the rear again with MDF spacers and it sounds good. I forgot to mention reason I made MDF Spacers is because the speakers are mounted on plastic speaker plates in a tirangle like pattern. I will get some pics of the new speakers this weekend if anyone cares.
scions aren't the easiest cars to work on... but if you have even a little bit of mechanical skills then it shouldn't be too bad... if all else fails bring it to a pro...
I did a write up on the front door speakers. Check the Tech section and look for tC door removal. This car has been very easy to work with for the most part. Panels come off very easily. Only problems might arise fomr some people cause the front speakers are riveted in. I just put new CDT Components in the front with some MDF spacers and some DEI Components in the rear again with MDF spacers and it sounds good. I forgot to mention reason I made MDF Spacers is because the speakers are mounted on plastic speaker plates in a tirangle like pattern. I will get some pics of the new speakers this weekend if anyone cares.
Yeah, I'd like to see that. I made some MDF panels for my MX-3 so I could mount MB Quart mid-bass and mids in the factory opening. You can see the whole install here.
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