My car is pre-wired for speakers at the location I will use, but only has two leads for each speaker. Do I need more to connect to the "dongle"?
1849907
no they only use the standard positive and negative wires. just 2. they are awesome speakers btw.
1849908
No, it's just two connections per speaker just like any most car speakers. The crossover is inside the dongle.
1357896
The speakers use the two-wire setup, so you will need to manually wire those two wires up to a 3.5mm stereo jack. So you'll need some soldering skills to do that, or at minimum find a 3.5mm adapter that lets you just twist the wires around the jack. http://thestereobus.com/2008/02/28/making-your-own-cables-and-save-big/ Use something like this -&gt; http://www.amazon.com/NYS231G-3-5mm-Stereo-Nickel-Housing/dp/B0066AZB9S/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0HZW2SK5CHF6C9HGMJ97 the shield screws off to reveal the two prongs needed to wire everything up.
1106798
This unit requires wired speakers, that said you can use 1 wired speaker with the unit.
1477753
Yes, it will power 2 rear surround speakers and give you a left and right channel. And yes you do have to run a wire from each speaker to the receiver unit. I should mention that I haven't been happy with this purchase because the wireless kit causes my rear speakers to make a loud popping sound when the surround sound goes off and on (e.g., when watching a show in surround and a commercial comes on that isn't in surround sound the pop occurs.)
1602893
That never seem to present as a problem. The 4 wires represent 2 pair (+,-) for left and right channels, and I just wired it to the same external speakers in parallel I have with my sound system. I have found the same result if I had wired an amplified subwoofer to my outputs either through the dedicated subwoofer channels, or tap into the speakers themselves.
1808981
The amp can go anywhere that you can get the speaker wires to it.. The wifi adapter plugs into the amplifier with about a 3' cord. So, you are as flexible as your wiring situation allows. You can use more than 2 speakers. You run speaker wires from the amp. The speakers are not wifi... The wifi connects to your router and accesses internet radio sources or your music library on your computer. The control is done either from your phone or tablet or from the remote that comes with the unit.
1120497
Just use the in and out jacks on the back of the speakers. Out from the speaker connected to source in to additional speaker.
660752
No, Question for you. Did you use all 20ish feet of wire that shipped with the speakers, If so, that is most likely your problem, use as short of wire are possible to reduce the chances of electrical signals feeding into the speaker wire. I took that wiring and threw it in the garbage, grabbed some slightly thicker wire cut it to about 5 inches for signal and ground then soldered the crap out of everything and covered it with shrink wrap. I also reused the OEM connectors.
1560979
You just need one. There is a second jack in the back in case you want to hook up a second set of speakers.
1312986
Yes, you will need two pairs. Each package contains one pair, for two speakers. You'll also need an install kit for the Pioneer (includes mounting brackets, wiring harness and faceplate), four RCA cables to run the low level signals from that to your Pyle amp, power and ground wires FROM THE BATTERY to the amp (do NOT tap the radio's power circuit--you'll overload it, resulting in blown fuses at best), a trigger wire from the Pioneer to turn the amp on, and additional speaker wire to run from the amp back into the wiring harness (do NOT hook up the Pioneer's speaker wires to the wiring harness, and be sure to disable the Pioneer's internal amp). Although using the factory speaker wires may rankle audio purists, it does have the advantage of being completely reversible when you choose to sell the car.
1646798
Yes, just follow the wiring diagram that comes with it or if you already have 4 speakers mark them and attach accordingly.
753468
I didn't want to cut the original connection so I just bought the connection at auto store connected it to 3" speaker wire connected the other end to the speaker since you have 4 connection gotta figure out positive n negative hope this helps
502271
Yes you need speakers. I installed mine in my car utilizing the speakers of my car.
1606004
I don't believe so, my installation involved 4 speakers and I only used one harness
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.
2233060
I'm reading through the manual in anticipation of mine arriving, and it looks like you can wire them separately. The complexity comes from the fact that there appear to be two separate drivers in the speaker enclosure, but you only have a single center channel out of the receiver. The simple way to go is to only drive one of the speakers, and ignore the second driver in the enclosure. If you want to be adventurous, you could think about wiring the two speakers in parallel. The drivers appear to be 8ohm, so two wired in parallel would show a 4ohm load to the receiver. If the receiver is rated to handle a 4 ohm load, then you should be good to go. If, on the other hand you were to wire them in series, you would get a 16 ohm load, which would be easier for the receiver to drive, but would probably be too quiet. Good Luck
1357897
The speakers use the two-wire setup, so you will need to manually wire those two wires up to a 3.5mm stereo jack. So you'll need some soldering skills to do that, or at minimum find a 3.5mm adapter that lets you just twist the wires around the jack.http://thestereobus.com/2008/02/28/making-your-own-cables-and-save-big/Use something like this -> Rean NYS231G 3.5mm Stereo Plug Nickel Housing Gold Plugthe shield screws off to reveal the two prongs needed to wire everything up.