Recent content by Ry3n

Hello Steve - sorry I missed this somehow. Yes still available. I am hoping to not ship this though due to the high cost and potential of damage. But if you send me an dm with your zip we can try to figure out what that costs and if it's still worth it.

I don't see "Y" not. I'm so sorry for that.. But long answer is no. The Y has a much better audio system than the 3 SR+. This hansshow system is trying to replicate the system in the Y or premium systems. And I don't believe the things fit the same way in the Y.

Just check out HitUpOlas. He has swapped out the rear speaker tray. Had a video on it too. You can probably get the wiring with the rear deck included, or separately? https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/5055352/

I have the Version F of the Hansshow audio upgrade for the 2020 and older Model 3 that I am looking at selling on. https://www.hautopart.com/product/model3-sr-premium-audio-upgrade/ It does a good job increasing the sound output and adding speakers. It also adds a factory style subwoofer that...

Trying to get a response on this is crazy, but when is this supposed to ship? I forgot I ordered one is been so long. When I saw a video pop up it finally reminded me and I haven't heard anything since. 🙉

William, Any info on ship dates?

The 8- Channel DSP powers 10 speakers total. Channel 1-2 power 6 front speakers. The a- pillar speakers, dash side speakers, and the door tweeters Channel 3-4 power the 4 rear speakers (or the 2 rear door speakers if you install the new rear shelf ones/ late 2020) Channel 5-6 power the rear...

I would agree with the first suggestion, press the connector In (toward the driver side of the car) and then press and hold the release tab making sure that it does press in. From there, with the release tab held down, 'wiggle' the connector up and down (toward the roof and floor) as you apply...

I agree on this as well. From my experience, both version E and F are working out of the box and sounds great. Minor tweaks can still be done to fit the taste of the user, but at least things work as intended for the 'plug and play' side of things. It is good that they are offering the C and D...

What type of enclosure are you going to do? I think I would end up doing fiberglass(or stacked/combo) in the factory sub location. But I would want the amp and DSP back there as well. Would be interesting.

Not much for most people. The DSP will run all of your speakers except the door woofers and the center channel. But you might not notice since everything else is there and sounds better and louder. But if you can adjust it, even a little I think it's better. I haven't played with any of the eq...

Interesting note in this video: at the end it says the sub needs to be set to 0°, but I had to set mine to 180° to really hear it from the front seat while driving. So keep that in mind when seeing this up. I also needed to set the DSP volume down a bit to match the center channel and not over...

Not sure where else a sub might fit? If you are concerned about being 'sealed', you could always cut out the center rear dash section to be like the first Model 3s that rolled out: Shown at ~:50 mark -

Interesting.. different plugs or something else?

It's funny, it looks like ours are going to cross paths. Mine is in Alaska, and coming to Oregon. Hopefully there are no delays..