Help installing new speakers!! *pics provided*
04-26-2013, 06:30 PM
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Help installing new speakers!! *pics provided* Im trying to install pioneer speakers in my 2002 camaro. I bought the speakers a while ago for another car, but i never put them in. So i figured id put them in this car instead. 
Heres a picture of the speaker that is in it. Notice there are 2 sets of connecters soldered on.
Heres the speakers i have, they only have one part for the connector instead of two.
They also dont fit in the stock bracket, is there something i can do with that? Should i just fab up my own bracket?
What do i do? can i use these speakers? Do i have to get new ones that match the car?
Heres a picture of the speaker that is in it. Notice there are 2 sets of connecters soldered on.
Heres the speakers i have, they only have one part for the connector instead of two.
They also dont fit in the stock bracket, is there something i can do with that? Should i just fab up my own bracket?
What do i do? can i use these speakers? Do i have to get new ones that match the car?
04-27-2013, 12:57 AM
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OK, start by reading the Monsoon Sticky.
What you have here (assuming this is the front door) is one set of those wires go to the 6.5" and the other set of wires go to the tweeters that are mounted on the 6.5", you should be replacing them with COMPONENT speakers but you're trying to wire a a regular speaker there which is not what you want to do. again this is all covered in the monsoon sticky.
What you have here (assuming this is the front door) is one set of those wires go to the 6.5" and the other set of wires go to the tweeters that are mounted on the 6.5", you should be replacing them with COMPONENT speakers but you're trying to wire a a regular speaker there which is not what you want to do. again this is all covered in the monsoon sticky.
04-27-2013, 05:43 AM
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You can use those but you'll have to leave the two wires for the highs (tweeters) disconnected and you'll only be connecting the full range wires. But again, check out the FAQ cuz all your answers will be there
04-27-2013, 11:06 AM
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OK, start by reading the Monsoon Sticky.
What you have here (assuming this is the front door) is one set of those wires go to the 6.5" and the other set of wires go to the tweeters that are mounted on the 6.5", you should be replacing them with COMPONENT speakers but you're trying to wire a a regular speaker there which is not what you want to do. again this is all covered in the monsoon sticky.
What you have here (assuming this is the front door) is one set of those wires go to the 6.5" and the other set of wires go to the tweeters that are mounted on the 6.5", you should be replacing them with COMPONENT speakers but you're trying to wire a a regular speaker there which is not what you want to do. again this is all covered in the monsoon sticky.
04-27-2013, 11:53 AM
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Okay i read the sticky, and now i understand what the two sets of wires do, one is for the tweeter and one is for the mid. Now can i splice the two + wires together (tweeter and mid) and solder that to my new pioneer 3-way coaxial speaker? and do the same for the - wires? will that work?
04-27-2013, 12:49 PM
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Okay i read the sticky, and now i understand what the two sets of wires do, one is for the tweeter and one is for the mid. Now can i splice the two + wires together (tweeter and mid) and solder that to my new pioneer 3-way coaxial speaker? and do the same for the - wires? will that work?
04-29-2013, 03:42 PM
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No, you don't need components but you are giving up half the available power and better sound (again) by using only one channel.
DO NOT connect both pairs of wires in the doors to the same terminals as this would the equivalent of bridging the amp and the Monsoon amp is not bridgeable. Electronics like amps have only so much smoke in them and once you let the smoke out, they won't work anymore.
04-29-2013, 06:07 PM
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Well, since they're only a $40 speaker, why not return them (or sell them on ebay) and get a set that actually fit and will give better sound (larger cone = richer sound).
No, you don't need components but you are giving up half the available power and better sound (again) by using only one channel.
DO NOT connect both pairs of wires in the doors to the same terminals as this would the equivalent of bridging the amp and the Monsoon amp is not bridgeable. Electronics like amps have only so much smoke in them and once you let the smoke out, they won't work anymore.
No, you don't need components but you are giving up half the available power and better sound (again) by using only one channel.
DO NOT connect both pairs of wires in the doors to the same terminals as this would the equivalent of bridging the amp and the Monsoon amp is not bridgeable. Electronics like amps have only so much smoke in them and once you let the smoke out, they won't work anymore.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CL-61CV-2-CDT-AUDIO-6-5-2-WAY-CONVERTIBLE-COMPONENT-SPEAKERS-SYSTEM-/110768371025?pt=Car_Speakers&vxp=mtr&hash=item19ca4f3551
Yes?
04-30-2013, 04:22 PM
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http://www.keeaudio.com/id47.html
found their website
05-14-2013, 05:06 PM
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Okay i got another problem here. I installed both my new door speakers, and i got my new aftermarket speaker wired up. I turned the key to the "on/run" position, and i get no power to the radio. Now right now the engine is out and thus the entire engine harness, but i believe the radio should work without it in there. What could be the issue?
05-15-2013, 04:58 PM
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I solved the problem, my constant power wire was not connected properly. i figured this out by using a voltmeter, and seeing that the car was providing juice, but the radio was not receiving it. I used a jumper to make my own "wire" and put it to the radio, and it came on. So i just had to tear my harness apart and reconnect the yellow wires.
