Team-BHP - Music System services centre in CHENNAI

I have a JVC system installed in my car along with rear speakers (in tray) and tweeters (small one installed in the front dash board). Totally paid somewhere around 13k during my purchase two yrs back.

Iam facing issues with my MS & speakers.

Just wanted to find out whether JVC has got a service centre in Chennai or do you recommend getting it done outside the company showroom.

Anyone knows good service center for servicing the JVC MS & speakers as well

@Surprise, the JVC Asia website (JVC Home) has the following address listed:

ADONIS ELECTRONICS PVT. LTD.
Onida House, 18, 4th Lane,
Off. Nungambakkam High Road
Near C.A. Institute,
Nungambakkam , 600034 , Chennai
Tel: (91) 044-2833-0210 /11 /12 /13 /14 /15
Fax: (91) 044-2833-0221
Email: prakash.ma@aeplnet.com

Call them up - they should be able to help.

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Originally Posted by Surprise (Post 510349)

Iam facing issues with my MS & speakers.

What are the 'issues' that you are facing with your system ? could be helpful to help you. :)
AFAIK, the speakers do not get into trouble as fast the HUs do.

Thanks DerAlte,

EL: Listing down the problems

HU:

Most of the times CD is getting stuck/shows error even if CD is perfect.

Speakers:

One major problem is the guys seated in back will request to reduce the volume, but it's very very mild for the driver and passenger in front. Found that the front speakers are not working.

If we increase the sound, the speakers were literally crying. But this happens once in a while ( may be 3 days in a week)

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Originally Posted by Surprise (Post 510349)

I have a JVC system installed in my car along with rear speakers (in tray) and tweeters (small one installed in the front dash board). Totally paid somewhere around 13k during my purchase two yrs back...
...One major problem is the guys seated in back will request to reduce the volume, but it's very very mild for the driver and passenger in front. Found that the front speakers are not working.

hey it seem that all you have upfront are tweeters.

I suggest you get bigger speakers upfront - even a 4" coax will do a nicer job than just tweeters. then use the fader to increase front levels and reduce rar levels. if you are still short of front volume use a bass blaocker for the front speakers. the next step would involve getting an amplifier, then maybe a sub, and so on and so forth.