does this speaker connect to factory connector
2084209
Yes. I installed my speakers into a '96 Chrysler Sebring convertible. I did use the speaker extension rings which are provided so the factory speaker covers will fit properly. I love the speakers, they sound great!
2084210
No, you would have to buy a wire harness, usually a few bucks, and one would connect to the factory harness and the positive and negative sleeve right on to the speaker's terminal.
2084211
No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
2084212
Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors installed by the car manufactor. Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors... » Read More Depends on your factory connector. The speaker has the normal large positive and smaller negative contact that you have to slip a "terminal connector" onto. I installed these into a mazda 626 that had an external factory amp and I just moved the connectors off the old speaker and installed them on these new speakers. You will find though that sometimes spending the time to cut the wire, restrip the wire and put a new connector on will pay dividends with power transfer...based on the age of you car and the amount of oxidation or rust that has accumulated on those metal connectors installed by the car manufactor. « Show Less
546920
The previous answers are good. Page 32 of the manual gives a picture of the connections on the back of the receiver. I have a B&W; subwoofer connected without problems.Eric S
848502
Did you use the kit so the radio plugs into the factory connectors if so then just get the harness for the factory style harness
1435317
No, they do not come with connectors. Any wiring, connectors, or pigtails to connect them to your factory wiring must be purchased seperately.
55681
It's possible, the easiest way would be to get a 3.5mm splitter and plug it into the source, and take the factory cable to each female end. Belkin Speaker and Headphone Splitter
632415
No. It connects with R & L RCA audio cables and they are included. Connections are R/L RCA audio in and RCA R/L audio out and power.
69222
Make sure you go through the "Speaker-Setup" routine as described in the manual. I believe the factory settings are geared towards a 5.1 setup. You need to change it to a 2-speaker setup.
1709809
Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
870424
No. It's the old connector. It does have an auxiliary input though so you could connect to the headphone jack.
175608
You can go to Crutchfield and double check, but the connector should work. Honda used this connection for years.
134441
The short answer is Yes. Also regular speaker wire,banana clips or the speakon(I probably spelled it wrong) connections are on the unit.
603891
I got a pair of these speakers for this price its cheaper than buying it from the actual factory
679860
No, the wiring harness in the car will connect to the speaker as is. If not, solder the car's speaker wires to the speakers.
1915877
Don't know. But the speaker wire when connected properly connects to the gold plating at the hidden bottom middle of the plug and the gold plating at the top of the plug connects to the speaker terminal.
1798212
Depends in your install, but normally you will require an adaptor to fit your factory speaker harness
2194678
If it has Bluetooth, it will connect that way. Or you can just use the cable that comes with the speaker to plug it in direct.
1299634
It comes with the usual kenwood factory connector out of the back. You will still need a vehicle side harness to make it work with your particular vehicle. I don't remember if it has RCA outputs on the back.