Audio question
Well decided to replace the stock door speakers along with rear and I noticed that the wires are not seperate but are put into a clip. Not sure how to describe it. I've never seen these I've always just went wire to wire with the new speakers. Can I just cut the connector and plug it up to the speaker?
Last edited by Dbranham; Jul 14, 2012 at 12:26 PM.
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you probably could have just cut into the wire, but it's better that you're buying an adaptor.
When I did my audio stuff, I just ran entirely new wires, much better.
When I did my audio stuff, I just ran entirely new wires, much better.
Originally Posted by StangMahn
you probably could have just cut into the wire, but it's better that you're buying an adaptor.
When I did my audio stuff, I just ran entirely new wires, much better.
When I did my audio stuff, I just ran entirely new wires, much better.
Head unit?
Mach 460 amp?
Originally Posted by StangMahn
my wires are run from an amp I put in. You can run them from the 460 amp if you can figure out the wiring.
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that's what I did, its far easier that way as well. My rear speakers are the only things still connected to the original system.
With a new head unit, new amp, and speakers, you'll really see how much better the new stereo sound is.
With a new head unit, new amp, and speakers, you'll really see how much better the new stereo sound is.
Originally Posted by Dbranham
I canceled my order for the wire harnesses, crutchfield has some really good customer service IMHO, and I will be replacing the 460 system along with new wires
Originally Posted by Blue Notch
Smart move. The mach 460 is nothing but a pain to try to do anything with.
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