The Mk5 Golf does not have a center channel speaker either. Even the 9 speaker Fender system does not have a center channelThanks, will do after I've dug myself out of a 'Rolling Coal' problem on a later VAG common rail diesel. The electrical diagram was in my shop manual which although supposed to be VIN specific, I know includes information for other variants. Some info is Golf related, I'll try and find out what speakers are in Golf V's and sixes. I've seen the DynAudio diagrams and MY07 definitely isn't that wonderful system.
The only place I figured they could put one is the center top of the dash because AFIK there's no space below around the radio and heater area? I was thinking about it because when you run stereo from each door speaker, the center sound image isn't that strong, particularly for phone and satnav and always needs to be offset balanced for the driver.
The non Dynaudio speakers are not high quality by any means. Your best solution is to fit some high end aftermarket speakers. Its a bit of work but very well worth it.I think I've answered my own question: They show diagrams for their 10 speaker system (Dynaudio?) on two diagrams with 5 speakers each. I saw 5 speakers and thought that was a system. What I have is Bass units in the doors with capacitor coupled hf tweeters, so not much mid range will come out of either and mid range units when fitted are higher up the front doors. I'd like some improvement in mid range because my hearing isn't so sharp, but I don't want the trouble of going to full a DynAudio mod. I'm wondering how different the sound could be if I did the sums and added mid range speakers and passive crossovers just on the fronts?
Its easy and you can either rivet in new ones or install rivnuts, threaded inserts that are intended to replace rivets and use a screw.I don't mind removing the rivetted OE's. After many years inside a door skin and dampness, they are probably past their best anyway - Thanks
As you might remember, before I did the full Dynaudio mod I just fitted the front speakers, and the improvement in sound quality was substantial. Of course, if you want to fit the midrange speakers you'd need the crossover configuration to be a bit different to the one I used, but assuming the amplifier in your head unit is up to the job you should be able to get good results.I think I've answered my own question: They show diagrams for their 10 speaker system (Dynaudio?) on two diagrams with 5 speakers each. I saw 5 speakers and thought that was a system. What I have is Bass units in the doors with capacitor coupled hf tweeters, so not much mid range will come out of either and mid range units when fitted are higher up the front doors. I'd like some improvement in mid range because my hearing isn't so sharp, but I don't want the trouble of going to full a DynAudio mod. I'm wondering how different the sound could be if I did the sums and added mid range speakers and passive crossovers just on the fronts?