Does your stereo have to have an auxiliary setting to use these? I have a super old nice stereo but I don't think it has an auxiliary setting.
156507
My radio does have an auxiliary button. It activates when I plug in the cable. 2007 car radio.
428900
Not the version I purchased. However, I believe there is an audio auxiliary plug-in where you could connect any music device. I returned this product because it kept turning off automatically after like 10 minutes unless you actively do something (like change the volume, change the song, etc). It seemed like it was a built-in standby function that couldn't be deactivated. A stereo should not have this feature.
1188549
I ran my wires straight to the stereo power wire and they've worked great. I have a switch on my console that powers up the radio. When that switch is turned on, the speakers are lit up regardless of whether the radio is on or not. They look pretty cool at sunset and I'm sure they would look awesome at night. The speakers themselves sound great. Good luck.
29969
No, they are standard speakers and need a stereo or receiver to use the speakers, they are not a stand alone audio device.
873287
yes they do. you just might need to assign them manually through settings options as the active speakers. that is what happened to me, they didn't work immediately as a plug and play. I had to manually assign them.
1810645
stereo must be on the "AUXILIARY" input mode. This device is not for transmitting through an FM station.
2105468
There are audio outputs, but I think those are low level so you would have to pass it through an amp or to an input on your stereo. It also has FM modulation.
850298
Yes, the rear speakers will still work. I have my stereo set all the way to the front, but it still plays out of all of the speakers. I didn't notice any difference between this setup, and having the fade set to the middle. It's my understanding that the fading issue only relates to cars featuring a stock amplifier, which is the case in my 2006 Grand Cherokee.
974321
No unless you buy a separate preamp. I don't know any new receivers that do.
2068358
Its odd that what Pioneer told you works.It doesn't correspond with what the manual says at all.Are you guys connecting the sub with the subwoofer pre-out (LFE--sub with an amp) or are you connecting an unpowered sub with regular speaker wires?I have a powered subwoofer on the way. I guess I'll see if I have to do the same.
291691
They do not work on mine. I've hooked it up with the headphone input and now with the digital audio out. If you use a component hook up, you may get sound from both.
1630711
They give true stereo when plugged into receivers. For the money, they are simply the best around. You will not get STUDIO quality, but for the price, you will get a great stereo sound.
45818
They require some kind of auxiliary cord to work. They come with one included but you can use a different one if desired.
833504
Just find a youtube video on how to remove you car model stereo. Once you remove it simply plug the adapter to the auxiliary input, and put it back in place. I found this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME8UuEFWjmI it might work for you. Its very easy, good luck once you have it in place just press the CD button to make it function.
1137707
No. Just plug them into the sub and thats it. I am very pleased with this product, and recomend it highly.
223842
If you buy them new, the necessary equalizer should be included. If you buy them from an individual, make sure its included cause it won't sound right without it.
266937
I run them off my head unit, use the included crossover so do not use your amp or head unit cut off, I run this with infinity natchingg 6x9 in back and old 10"jl sub, if I turn off the sub it sounds great! And again this running off a Kenwood head unit just mid range not even high end unit.