Do you remove the tissue like film in the speaker cover prior to installing?
245386
Yes I believe it's just to protect the speakers when in shipping .but it can be used as a installation
245387
The tissue, film is use to protect the speaker if you decide to paint over the grill to match your ceiling. It should be remove when install.
740606
Not at all since the speakers are on the hindge area of the screen where the vents are, the cover does not cover any part of that area. Also,the is a cut out where the microphones are so those too are not covered.
868162
no,i wrap the speaker wires around a screw and tighten with the plastic nut
15634
There are no "flaps" covering the speakers like the ones that cover the plug in locations. The case itself does cover the speakers but have cut outs where the speakers are and have screens to help protect the speakers. It does not affect volume or quality in any way. You won't be sorry going with the case! Best one I've had!
1630724
One way I can think of is to unscrew the case find the speaker and cut one of the two wires coming out of the speaker. Unless the speaker is soldered onto the board itself this should be fairly simple. I would do it in such way that it can be soldered back if necessary. I haven't tried this.
511748
In order to install the new speakers the whole rear seat assembly has to be removed. I asked my mechanic to do it. You may want to ask him/her to remove the old ones. In my case removal was easier because mine were damaged by dry rot. So I didn't mind if they were further damaged or destroyed in the removal.
293294
This is actually a great question. As the others have said, the backs are open, which is typically not an issue when installing into a wall or ceiling. HOWEVER...if you install into a ceiling that has blown insulation above it (the loose cellulose kind, not the rolled fiberglass kind) then you WILL want to come up with your own way of keeping the loose insulation off the backs of the speaker. If you don't (as I didn't the first time I bought these) then over time the quality and volume of the sound will lessen because of the insulation working into and pressing against the cones. I had to replace one set because of this problem. This is actually a great question. As the others have said, the backs are open, which is typically not an issue when installing into a wall or ceiling. HOWEVER...if you install into a ceiling that has blown insulation above it (the loose cellulose kind, not the rolled fiberglass kind) then you WILL want to come up with your own way of keeping the loose insulation off the backs of the speaker. If you don't (as I didn't the first time I bought these) then over time the quality and volume of the sound will lessen because of the insulation working into and pressing against the cones. I had to... » Read More This is actually a great question. As the others have said, the backs are open, which is typically not an issue when installing into a wall or ceiling. HOWEVER...if you install into a ceiling that has blown insulation above it (the loose cellulose kind, not the rolled fiberglass kind) then you WILL want to come up with your own way of keeping the loose insulation off the backs of the speaker. If you don't (as I didn't the first time I bought these) then over time the quality and volume of the sound will lessen because of the insulation working into and pressing against the cones. I had to replace one set because of this problem. « Show Less
2130925
Mine had strips on it to keep the tones quiet during shipping but were not permanently attached. I'm not sure if this is what you are referring to, hope that helped.
293818
No the screen seals perfectly, but the speaker openings should have some type of felt, or mesh, to keep dust from going in the speakers.
1196489
Yes, the pre-installed screen protector is just a protective plastic film that has already been applied for you. If you wanted to change it, just peel it off and replace it.
2167825
Don't think so. The padding over the speaker part that goes over ur ear is kinda build into the headphone. If u really wanted to remove it I'm sure u can but I don't know about replacing it
1029241
Yes, carefully. Remove foam and pry apart the cover and install a new elect. element. I save elements from olf microphones. Radio shack stocks the elements. Glue it back together, or use tape, put foam back on. I taped the rear holes in the case before I put the foam back on. It seems to have less background noise. The original microphone element did't last long. You could go to Walmart and buy a cheap computer microphone and use that element.
1249173
If you're referring to the thin material that covers the speakers, then no. It just comes with the doughnut shaped cushions shown in the picture.
1353731
Do not know. The speaker is covered with a metal speaker cover that is not removable
662302
Dust and debris gets into the little slits designed for the speakers. This dust and debris comes to rest in between the screen and the screen protector. Also pocket lint and dust accumulate in the opening for the phone call sensor, so the device has a hard time telling if the phone is to your face or not. You can remove the case and clean it frm time to time, but this gets old and tiresome the case isn't the easiest to remove. Hope this helps
1328987
No. There is a cutout for the camera and the speaker. It really is a great protector.
75904
remove the two small screws located near the speakers. place your thumbs on the bottom of the back glass cover and slide in an upward motion, it will only move about 1/2 inch then you should carefully pull it off away from the phone. do not touch anything inside, gently replace in reverse order. :)