Adding a PIONEER TS-SW2502S4 to the box. Volume looks ok, but will I need polyfill?
1472470
If the cubic inches are exact here...then you can do without the polyfill...I've built a box with and without. Major thing is to listen first, if the speaker tends to baffle then use polyfill
560022
Mine is set up with plenty of space on each side, but based on how it's constructed, I can't see that as an issue. The subwoofer is beneath the unit and the primary mid range speakers are in front. If anything, a more confined space may actually enhance the sound. Good luck
1260950
Mario the Gator is 100% correct with his suggestion. I have a 2012 Special Ops edition Rubicon. I replaced my the sound bar speakers with the plug and play replacements by Chrysler. I think they are re-badged Kickers. First I did it without the polyfill and the speakers sounded a little better. Then I used polyfill and actually built a box around the speaker with Dynamat...huge difference...no vibrations and the whole thing took about 1.5 hours. I also replaced the built in Infinity sub with an 8" kicker. Because the head unit did not have enough power to push it (even with a 2ohm speaker) I added a sub dedicated JL Audio JX250 mono amp under the rear storage area (and I put a small amp powered fan on it to keep it cool). I also replaced the dash mounted tweeters with JBL tweeters (another huge difference). The whole change was inexpensive and made a dramatic difference to the entire sound system.
1868914
Hello, In your sub you should already have the circuitry needed. Just use your front L+R outputs and double them up going to your front speakers and to your sub. Yes L+R in one input on the sub. You may have to set your volume on your receiver for your front speakers a bit higher once you setup. I have done this for decades in may instances and it is also in the Yamaha manual online.
929600
You will likely have to go direct to Polk Audio. The cover contains the tweeter and wiring.
1990676
the advice I found, and only after trying it with Bi-wired with my receiver, was unless you actually have two amps to power the speaker, wire it with the bridge in place via the single channel. You won't notice enough change with it bi-wired, and you only end up losing a pair of channels that you could otherwise use for rear surround or a second zone.
697537
Idk the exact depth off the top of my head but I put 2 jbl gto in my box with no problems if that helps.
237110
Make sure you plug in both wires. Does not really matter worked fine with my Pioneer Reciver.
653428
You don't have to. I actually used these as my rear surround and the TSi400's for the front and a cs-10 for the center. But I'm sure 4 of these and a sub would sound excellent. If you want the full "5.1" you'll need a center speaker. 5.1 = 5 (speakers) .1 (subwoofer) roughly
151912
I bought the Pioneer Andrew jones designed SP--PK52FS speakers system with the powered subwoofer to match. Al speakers are very bid and work very well with this receiver. Remember the sub woofer has its own power supply. You have full control of everything regarding what the speakers do and don't have to worry about any " automatic" strange stuff happenning
288592
After reading the other reviewers answers, I had my FH running instead of width or rear and zone 2 in 5.2. I know in the " speaker set up" menu section on 818 you could choose which amp assignment to use. Look in there on your A/V and that should answer your question. I think I'm right though. Why else would they offer pre- out to FH/SB/FW etc...
455544
I have a Pioneer SC-25. I had to use the middle bottom rack, cutting out the back section of it in order to fit audio and hdmi connections. It still looks great. Just cut to the size needed...in my case I cut the entire space out equivalent to the size of my receiver.
1024831
Trust me one is plenty. I also have a 2000 watt pioneer amp and this thing is nuts. Get a box with 1.0 cubic inch of airspace.
1611412
I made a box for mine--see details in my review 2/9/14. I don't think it affects sound much, and Polk claims the speakers have an "infinite baffle" design. If you make a box, you might want to put a layer of insulation on the inside to cover the drywall. I've noticed the drywall around the speaker gets cold during winter.
1921541
You may have to sand or file down the holes to get a perfect fit, I've had to do that to every pre-fab box I've had, but yes you shouldn't have a problem with those subs and this box. If anything, the holes may be just a little small but a good rounded file solves this problem in about 15 minutes. I had two Planet Audio "Big Bang" 15's in this box and they were HUGE. Make sure you pay attention to the INTERNAL dimension requirements for each sub and make sure it matches or is very close to matching the internal space of the box. Hope this helps, good luck man.
822669
Not certain of these specific Pioneers, but the depth of this box may be too shallow for some speakers. Be sure to check the depth requirements of the speakers against the inside depth of the box.
1444424
No. But there is options I think for boxes that u can install. I put my four in and put poly and the insulation over the back and they sound great. I only use mine for the radio.