【Satellite Speaker Return to OEM Labor Fee｜For Those Who Want to Remove Aftermarket Speakers and Tidy Up the Cabin】

This is the labor fee for removing the aftermarket satellite speakers and restoring the cabin to as natural a condition as possible.
It’s a topic we’re often consulted about, such as before switching vehicles, when changing the system, or when you want to make the rear area look cleaner.

Removing the satellite speakers isn’t just a matter of taking out the main unit.
Depending on how the wiring was routed during installation, the mounting method, any modification marks left on the interior, and how it’s connected to the existing audio, the final finish after removal—and the points you need to check—will vary.

At LOGON, we don’t just remove the speakers—we handle the work while also considering wiring processing, how to restore the interior, and future usability.
In particular, so that you don’t end up with rattles/noise later or leftover unused wiring, we thoroughly check even parts you can’t easily see, to the extent possible.

Please note that depending on the installation method used in the past, screw holes or modification marks may remain.
So we can’t promise that it will be restored to exactly the same condition as a brand-new vehicle, but after checking your actual car, we’ll honestly explain how naturally it can be restored and whether any additional work is required.

If you want to remove the satellite speakers, restore the cabin to an OEM-like look, or reorganize it to match your next audio specifications, please feel free to contact us once.
We’ll go forward together—not just stopping at removal, but thinking through the best condition so you can enjoy driving comfortably next time.