C6- Center speaker question.
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Racer
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From: Melissa TX
C6- Center speaker question.
2006 Bose system.
I removed my center dash speaker in order to mount the NAV and XM antennas. I had the XM antennae on top of the vent with the NAV antennae, but the reception sucked.
I think that the chime for the memory set function on the seat was coming from the center speaker?
Anyway, now I need to hook this speaker back up in order to have that chime.
Anybody mounted this little speaker elsewhere?
I guess one option is to mount it under the mounting plate I made for the antennas and cut holes in the plate so I can hear it.
The warning chimes work, they come from the door speaker.
Any info appreciated.
I removed my center dash speaker in order to mount the NAV and XM antennas. I had the XM antennae on top of the vent with the NAV antennae, but the reception sucked.
I think that the chime for the memory set function on the seat was coming from the center speaker?
Anyway, now I need to hook this speaker back up in order to have that chime.
Anybody mounted this little speaker elsewhere?
I guess one option is to mount it under the mounting plate I made for the antennas and cut holes in the plate so I can hear it.
The warning chimes work, they come from the door speaker.
Any info appreciated.
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When I first installed my D3 I had a Scosche interface adapter. With that adapter the seat memory and door lock beeps were just not there. Once the Scosche died and I switched to a GMCO the beeps were back. They're probably not there due to the adapter you used.
No matter which adapter you have, the beeps and warning chimes should all come out of the interface box itself. Removing the center speaker shouldn't have any affect on the sounds you hear.
No matter which adapter you have, the beeps and warning chimes should all come out of the interface box itself. Removing the center speaker shouldn't have any affect on the sounds you hear.
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Racer
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From: Melissa TX
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When I first installed my D3 I had a Scosche interface adapter. With that adapter the seat memory and door lock beeps were just not there. Once the Scosche died and I switched to a GMCO the beeps were back. They're probably not there due to the adapter you used.
No matter which adapter you have, the beeps and warning chimes should all come out of the interface box itself. Removing the center speaker shouldn't have any affect on the sounds you hear.
No matter which adapter you have, the beeps and warning chimes should all come out of the interface box itself. Removing the center speaker shouldn't have any affect on the sounds you hear.
Penta, can you recommend an adapter that does support all these chimes? I have had this one replaced already 3x,
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for starters gmos04 is the biggest pile of crap period, im not suprised u have replaced a number of times
the peipheral pieces use the same chipset as the gm radio, a delphi chipset. a ghamh24b and gmahcm would be the periheral pieces but i cant tell u if u will get ur beeps back for seat memory etc. someone will have to post up and say if they still have them since i have never actually thought to check. but i WILL NOT install with a gmos04 period, i have sent people back home that wanted to use it
the peipheral pieces use the same chipset as the gm radio, a delphi chipset. a ghamh24b and gmahcm would be the periheral pieces but i cant tell u if u will get ur beeps back for seat memory etc. someone will have to post up and say if they still have them since i have never actually thought to check. but i WILL NOT install with a gmos04 period, i have sent people back home that wanted to use it
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The GMCO is what I'm currently using. It has all of the original chimes, and they all come out of the GMCO itself. AFAIK, the GMCO is identical to the GMAHCM functionally.
If you have OnStar you need the GMAH24(B) and the GMAHCM, without OnStar the GMCO does it all
If you have OnStar you need the GMAH24(B) and the GMAHCM, without OnStar the GMCO does it all
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for starters gmos04 is the biggest pile of crap period, im not suprised u have replaced a number of times
the peipheral pieces use the same chipset as the gm radio, a delphi chipset. a ghamh24b and gmahcm would be the periheral pieces but i cant tell u if u will get ur beeps back for seat memory etc. someone will have to post up and say if they still have them since i have never actually thought to check. but i WILL NOT install with a gmos04 period, i have sent people back home that wanted to use it
the peipheral pieces use the same chipset as the gm radio, a delphi chipset. a ghamh24b and gmahcm would be the periheral pieces but i cant tell u if u will get ur beeps back for seat memory etc. someone will have to post up and say if they still have them since i have never actually thought to check. but i WILL NOT install with a gmos04 period, i have sent people back home that wanted to use it
IYHO what would you recommend as the best adapter? BTW, thank you for being a thought leader on this forum.
