Show us your rear speakers!
- Thread starter Andysmee
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Recommendation for rear speakers and the pods that attached to the rear door pillars that can be carpeted?
They look mint and in a better position for the passengers. Thanks Pewt
Brilliant just bought Two from them. Thanks again
Not cheap but they do look good.
I've just had the rear of the bus carpeted in the last week, and the chap that helped me out has installed a speaker cable for later installation of rear speakers. I've spoken to Jason at @Absolut5 about what to use, but I don't want to plague him with 'how to?' questions.
So, I have coiled speaker cable ready to go in the rear sections of my roof panels, which at the front, runs down my b-pillar and is also coiled up under the passenger seat. Here's the question - where next? How should i route this cable into the back of the head unit? What's the best route to do this?
Thanks in advance!
So, I have coiled speaker cable ready to go in the rear sections of my roof panels, which at the front, runs down my b-pillar and is also coiled up under the passenger seat. Here's the question - where next? How should i route this cable into the back of the head unit? What's the best route to do this?
Thanks in advance!
Bit strange to bring it down the B-pillar unless you are anticipating an underseat amp or something. Bring it down the a-pillar and straight across to the head unit https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-head-unit-removal-and-rear-speaker-wiring.1038/post-385258
Thanks @Andysmee - it was the coiling of the cable under the passenger seat that threw me, and chatting to Jason meant i learnt that you don't need to amp rear speakers, so maybe the chap that installed it thought i would amp the rears (which left me scratching my head....). Your link is excellent help by the way.
I'll re-route that cable along the a pillar and into the head unit. Thanks a million!
*I love this place*
My feelings too! Last night I decided it was time to do the rear speakers and had the head unit out within 5 minutes, no stress at all. Searching via "site:t6forum.com <search term>" on Google is often the trick though
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