Wiring Help
05-16-2010, 08:28 PM
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Wiring Help I need some help I put a JVC head unit in my car. I put a 10 inch sub with a 500 watt Memphis amp. I replaced the sail panel speakers but the just put out bass how do i change that. The door speakers are aggravating cause they are blown. But i went to put the new ones in the doors the plugs wont fit what do I do now?
05-17-2010, 07:59 AM
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The first thing to do is read the Monsoon FAQ sticky at the top of the forum. It will answer questions such as why there is only bass coming from the sail panels and why you shouldn't have put full-range speakers there.
As far as the plugs go, it's best to cut the factory plugs off of the original speakers and wire them to your new speakers so that you can just plug them into the original harness. You did notice that the door speakers are components and have separate wiring for mids and tweeters?
As far as the plugs go, it's best to cut the factory plugs off of the original speakers and wire them to your new speakers so that you can just plug them into the original harness. You did notice that the door speakers are components and have separate wiring for mids and tweeters?
06-06-2010, 04:59 PM
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I am trying to do this for a set of replacement speakers in the sail panels (I blew the stock ones). My question is, the stock speakers have four wires coming from the speaker into the wiring harness. The new speakers only have two wires. What is the best approach for this?
06-07-2010, 07:30 AM
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I am trying to do this for a set of replacement speakers in the sail panels (I blew the stock ones). My question is, the stock speakers have four wires coming from the speaker into the wiring harness. The new speakers only have two wires. What is the best approach for this?
06-07-2010, 09:34 AM
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I did actually read the FAQ, but I guess "dual voice coil" just didn't mean anything to me. How can I find a set of speakers that supports this?
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06-07-2010, 09:51 AM
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Speakers have wire windings in them that act as an electromagnet to move the cone in and out creating the air movement that we hear as sound waves. Most speakers have only one such wire winding (single voice coil) so there is only one positive and one negative wire. Some speakers have two windings (dual voice coils) that permit more power and wiring flexibility and have two of each positive and negative wires.
If you have a Monsoon system and are just replacing speakers (keeping the factory amp) then a good place to start is to contact our sponsor Kee Audio. He has replacement subs for the sail panels that are dual voice coil to match the factory wiring and are reasonably priced.
If you have a Monsoon system and are just replacing speakers (keeping the factory amp) then a good place to start is to contact our sponsor Kee Audio. He has replacement subs for the sail panels that are dual voice coil to match the factory wiring and are reasonably priced.
06-07-2010, 12:48 PM
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If you have a Monsoon system and are just replacing speakers (keeping the factory amp) then a good place to start is to contact our sponsor Kee Audio. He has replacement subs for the sail panels that are dual voice coil to match the factory wiring and are reasonably priced.
If anybody could recommend a good set of replacement speakers for these, I'd appreciate it. Looking to spend less than $100 (hopefully).
06-08-2010, 07:14 AM
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Thanks for the suggestion! Had to send them an e-mail, though, as the replacement kit they are selling states "Note: Can be used in Firebird but will only use 1 pair of the 2 pairs of wires in the sail panel area as the midbass in this package are SVC".
If anybody could recommend a good set of replacement speakers for these, I'd appreciate it. Looking to spend less than $100 (hopefully).
If anybody could recommend a good set of replacement speakers for these, I'd appreciate it. Looking to spend less than $100 (hopefully).
06-08-2010, 02:15 PM
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I just got another 50 pairs of Bazookas in stock and have changed the replacment packages to reflect this. I have you covered! I have 2 other replacements as well that are DVC under $100.00. The Bazookas have been very good though and are only $15.00 more. Prices include shipping to the lower 48 states.