Upgrade YOUR Citroen C1 Front Dash Speakers 🔊 Easy Peasy 🎸

[@CycloneCyd]

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[@martinneumann7783]

Thanks Cyd. I also changed the speakers on my C1 but another pre-tinkerer already did the samt and caused some cable issues. What I had to do is to cut out the inner cylinders of the grill because my new speaker were to high. But now everything works and I'm still happy with the sound (which is not the comparable with the Royal Albert Hall though) 🚗🤗🚗

[@CycloneCyd]

The sound 'system' in these is hardly "high fidelity" and yeah, some people just butcher the wiring trying to make it a bit better.

[@floriangorlich1113]

Great tutorial, your explanations are very easy to follow. Thank you very much, now our Peugeot 107 got worthy upgrade

[@DailyTexts4u]

did you have to do the splitting cable thing he did at 2:00? i have a 107 my self about to upgrade the speakers

[@khalidacosta7133]

Just spend the £5 it costs for speaker wire adaptors. It makes the job plug and play!

[@danielkristensen7896]

Where can you buy those?

[@troy3456789]

Great video Cyd! It is almost identical on my Toyota Tacoma (but the stock speaker is embarrassingly worse)

[@CycloneCyd]

Thanks Robert

[@anthonygoddard8597]

The 2012 - 2014 C1 has Tweeters in the dash (not speakers) and also OEM door speakers. They are all connected via some crossover connectors in which you are unable to simply swap out for better speakers unless you get a new speaker wire harness connected to the HU. If I disconnect the tweeter, the door speaker gets diconnected and if I connect a new door speaker then the tweeter drops out. I ended up putting a new HU in and leaving the OEM speakers in place - I don't have the time, tools and patience to sort it out, nowhere near as simple as the pre-facelift models :(

[@StupidBlokeStupidVideos]

There are adapters to fit new dash speakers and keeps the wires running through to the door speakers too

[@pravardhanus]

You don't get good bass from a 4" speaker on a dashboard because of open baffle system and also sound leakage from the sides. Try using a gasket to close the side leakage. There are also foam baffle from XTC, Boom mat and instal bay.

[@CycloneCyd]

No, you'll never get much bass from 4 inchers. My Saab has dash speakers too, but it has 6 1/2 inch mid bass units in the doors to provide the wollop. 4 inchers provide little below about 180Hz and the response falls off a cliff at about 120hz. I fitted this sub in my Saab and I'm pretty sure it would suit the C1 down to the ground: kzbin.info/aero/PLOaePmzqZNJ1QqJkSNNdGaXGMlaGvcBY-

[@mansniks3652]

Thanks for the tutorial! Should you disconnect your cars battery while cutting/connecting the new speaker wires to existing one ?

[@CycloneCyd]

No need

[@rpmautostudio]

Thanks for the nice videos.

[@ellenripley6972]

Hi there. What size speakers are they please. I'm looking for new ones but am unsure what correct size I'm looking out for. Many thanks 😊

[@ic3way355]

Really good video . Anyone know ies what dimension are perfect for size of speakers ?

[@mohsinebakkioui1392]

hello please The cable you made Where did you put it How do you stick it on the connector ?

[@CycloneCyd]

The little link lead to the speaker? Most speakers come with these leads.

[@LykeArgy]

2:39 thats like 3-4 cm or 1 -1.5 inches hehe

[@AbIBaSS64]

01:28 was macht der Bub do hinne

[@Splashem1992]

To connect the wire to the speakers is it positive to positive and same goes with the negative? Or

[@CycloneCyd]

Yes

[@jorgedasilva7501]

Nice work. What speekers did you use to replace the old ones? Thx

[@CycloneCyd]

See the description for a link

[@johnnewbold3225]

Or just crimp some 2mm spades to the end and plug into existing plugs

[@JacobCryptoBury]

You're replacing the stock speakers with stock speakers with a logo on them. These do not sound better... lol