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Robert SausageTrousers said:Can anyone point me in the direction of a thread explaining how to replace the door speakers? both of mine have blown so desperate to get them sorted out!
Dammit said:I recently used Auto Audio in Park Royal and was impressed.
Hertsdriver said:The Bose sub has its own amp located within the unit. It can be driven directly by an aftermarket head unit with an adapted lead.
g911omr said:I spent a little time at the weekend tinkering with the ICE in my C2. Dash and rear speakers have now been replaced with Alpine units a little while ago and are an improvement. The PO had installed a rather nice 4 channel Alpine amp .
2 channels drive the rear speakers and 2 channels drive the dash and door speakers. The problem is that the dash speakers can't take much abuse and distort at high volume. Due to my own incompetence I ended up buying another identical amp about a year ago so now have the ability to drive front and rear speakers with 1 amp and the door speakers with the other. A bit of testing proved successful and reducing the low frequencies to the dash/rear speakers and channel lower stuff to the doors made a big difference.
So the problem I now have is finding a location for the second amp.
It looks possible under the drivers seat or I'm wondering how much space is under the dash on the passenger side? I ran out of time and so didn't get a chance to have a look.
Any ideas?
Cheers