What kind of speaker connectors are on the back of the unit? Are they clips? Screw in? Snaps like on the Pyle speaker selector unit?
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The Pyle PSPV4 unit has a rather odd connection method: A small screwdriver is needed to squeeze together 2 tiny metal plates that grasp the wire one wishes to attach. Quite secure but not quick.
2266891
the rear & side speakers have a single nail slot mounted on the wooden back. I guess you could screw into the back if you wanted to attach a stand or some sort of plate.
769377
In my recollection the wires are directly hard wired into the speaker side. They would require some type of splice though they are bare wired with spring posts on the stereo side. Really thin wires at that. Possibly 22 gauge or smaller.
1805270
The connectors on the back are typical speakers connectors that expect each wire to be pushed in. There is a tab to release the wires again.
950660
You can put the speaker wire in thru the side OR the back of the banana plug. Make certain to buy the largest gauge wire. I bought 18 ga for small Element speakers and the wires don't stay in the clips. Bummer.
2064454
The wires are only wired to the connector on the one end. They are bare on the other end. You can clip that end into the provided speakers, other speakers, or (as we did) tape them to the existing wires for our installed speakers.
2084752
What I did personally was solder the speaker wire to the terminals. The connectors that you would buy are a piece of trash. If you can't solder them just figure a way to tape them
446478
The only connectors are spring loaded speaker wire clips. It's quite a small amp. That's all the room there is, really. It works quite well though. Still use it regularly.
1961052
Any suggestions for using the stands for the back (surround) speakers. The mounting setup is for the front speakers only. I'm thinking heavy duty velcro.
835073
I looked at the schematic for your system and looked at my systems schematic and it looks like the end connector configuration will fit your speaker inputs the same way they fit mine..
2243933
Are they pretty easy to install, by that I mean is like a cover that snaps over the tweeter with a hole in the back for a screw to go through, or will I need to buy an install kit? Thanks
949712
Speakers have a double key hole mounting bracket attached. The back of the speakers are particleboard, so if you needed a different receiver for your mounting brackets, you could remove the factory mounts (if they don't work with yours) and install a bracket that would work.
1389004
you can easily crack it open and cut the wires going to the clearly visible pc speaker, then just pop it back together. did it on mine..i was afraid of it not fitting back together, but they're nice tabs that are meant to be opened up and put back.
2244376
The SHARP unit has an individual speaker "plug end' that is unique to the power sources on the back of the stereo. You could cut the factory wires and splice a longer wire in to move the speakers apart.
591033
There are mounting brackets on the top of either corner on the rear of the speaker.
2266892
The wall mounted speakers and the center speaker have brackets on the back. You put the screw in the wall and slide in the speaker.
1460230
They have a standard speaker connection, a positive and a negative; or simply, two metal prongs. I used the GM speaker wire adapters so that I wouldn't have to cut the cables. These are for my model car, but yours might be similar - Metra 72-4568 Speaker Harness for Selected General Motor Vehicles