DSP removal
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Track Day
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Houston, TX
DSP removal
My 2000 Boxster came with the usual CDR 220 radio, but with a DSP panel below it. I would like to remove the DSP panel. Just unplugging the wires does not work - no sound comes out of the radio. I have also looked at the amp in the front trunk, but unplugging wires from there leads to the same result - no sound. Any ideas?
3rd Gear
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This is my first post and I am in a similar position. I have the DSP and wish to remove the DSP & the existing head unit as well as move the climate controls to the lower console so that I can fit a double din head unit in the upper console.
Has no one got any pointers on this subject?
Has no one got any pointers on this subject?
Drifting
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3rd Gear
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Thanks tool pants, i hadn't been on that website before. The post didn't give much actual info on the system though i guess not many know much as it is such a rare option (at least it is in the UK).
I think it looks like my best bet is to remove the whole system and replace it. All I need to try and find now is whats involved in moving the climate controls down. Mine is an S with the electronic controls so hopefully they are easier to move than the manual ones.
I think it looks like my best bet is to remove the whole system and replace it. All I need to try and find now is whats involved in moving the climate controls down. Mine is an S with the electronic controls so hopefully they are easier to move than the manual ones.
3rd Gear
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Points- I was in the same boat, I found it easiest to just replace both the head unit and the amp. On the plus side the bezel around the dsp fits perfectly around the climate control unit making relocation easy. If you have need any help post here or feel free to email me at jfishburn@johnfishburn.com
