Hey everyone,
Traded in my Model S P85+ on a Model X P90D last week. It's amazing what a few years of R&D can do for the overall fit and finish for a car. The Model X is so far ahead of where my Model S was - especially in the interior.
I bought an inventory car and while I had the upgraded audio in my Model S, I was torn between getting it in the X. I listened to both the upgraded and standard systems side-by-side and could tell a difference, but it wasn't as much as I would have expected.
QUESTION: The standard system is said to have 9 speakers. Doing a google search, there seems to be some preliminary articles that say the speakers are in the front dash (1), pillars (2 tweeters), front doors (2 mid), FWDs (2) and rear panels (2).
For the life of me I can's find (or hear) any speakers in the rear. I seem to hear mid speakers in the front dash (3), tweeters in the pillars (2), front doors (2) and FWDs (2). Can anyone else confirm this for me? I'm guessing the dash speakers are right, left and center, but I can't distinguish them.
Thanks,
Adam
Traded in my Model S P85+ on a Model X P90D last week. It's amazing what a few years of R&D can do for the overall fit and finish for a car. The Model X is so far ahead of where my Model S was - especially in the interior.
I bought an inventory car and while I had the upgraded audio in my Model S, I was torn between getting it in the X. I listened to both the upgraded and standard systems side-by-side and could tell a difference, but it wasn't as much as I would have expected.
QUESTION: The standard system is said to have 9 speakers. Doing a google search, there seems to be some preliminary articles that say the speakers are in the front dash (1), pillars (2 tweeters), front doors (2 mid), FWDs (2) and rear panels (2).
For the life of me I can's find (or hear) any speakers in the rear. I seem to hear mid speakers in the front dash (3), tweeters in the pillars (2), front doors (2) and FWDs (2). Can anyone else confirm this for me? I'm guessing the dash speakers are right, left and center, but I can't distinguish them.
Thanks,
Adam