Is this product so I can connect a new sub and amp to my stock radio by wire ring to the stock sub speaker in the back of the car?
143572
you hook this to your stock door speaker wires to give you the low output for an amp without high level inputs. so you would not hook this to the stock sub wires. it would go to regular speaker wires.
143573
Yep, I wired it to my rear speakers and plugged the RCA right into the amp.
1755557
it is just an amplifier. make sure your replacement speakers are capable of handling the increased power input. do NOT tap power from your car's battery. source power from your fuse box. Cooper Bussmann/ATC fuse tapPrice: $5.99Part Number: BP-HHA-RP from Autozone.it is compatible with any head unit. just cut off the RCA connectors from the AMP to use the Speaker out wires from your car's head unit. Please, buy an adapter [do NOT slice into or cut your car's headunit wiring harness]. again, it WILL work. Solder all your connections. Good Luck. Happy New Year!
97210
This is a universal powered car sub with a built in amplifier and it needs a 12v system to power it. It does not have RCA inputs. It uses a special speaker wire converter to receive sound from your car stereo. Anything can be rigged to work but you'd need a 12 volt power source (a car battery), some long speaker wires that you can splice into your home system and a speaker wire to RCA converter to connect the subs to your system. I recommend that you buy a powered sub specifically made for a home surround sound system.
1165057
The "auto on" feature should work even if speaker wire is used to connect the sub to the receiver. I used a sub coaxial cable to connect the receiver to the sub and the receiver outputs for front speakers. This is the preferred method. However, if the sub out via coaxial cable is not available from the receiver, the front speakers need to be connected through the sub. There are speaker inputs on the sub to be connected from the receiver and "out to speakers" connections on the sub for the front speakers.
1998944
i have no way to say for sure, but I would assume you wouldnt. just snip the wires going to your stock speakers and splice the new ones (included) to the leads. I would google which wire is positive and which is negative.
1295358
hi . this product is not good its same with my car. this subb have a very bad sound ........ pioneer is bether ......
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.
265979
You can used them on a normal stock radio, they have inputs that you can splice into your cars back speaker wires. I would suggest buying a line converter; which is relatively cheap (under $15) which converts the wire outputs to RCA cables that you can plug right into the amp. The quality of these subs is fantastic; I would recommend them to anyone.
1558923
Yes, if you just replacing the radio it will work great. You will need a radio with more RCA outputs if you decide to add any subwoofer amps though.
107470
No. the RCA connection will not allow that connection to be made. I made that mistake and found myself not using the wires I purchased. My advise. Take a picture of both the subwoofer and the connection on the back of your receiver and take it to best buy or radio shack. Have the attendant show you what wire to purchase then you can find it online (cheaper). Hope this helps.
828695
no the necessary hook ups come with it. but the sound would be much clearer if you did. this sub is best used in hatchback cars.
1747987
YES and make sure the sub you buy accepts speaker wire input, and not just RCA
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
1081522
hi, i don't think is going to work, the output for the subwoofer should be without power amplification, and is usually a dedicated output, if is not there, your amplifier is not designed to connect a subwoofer. sorry.
1700923
you probably can, depending on your kenwood amp, but I don't think you'll be happy with the bassresponse needed for a car, unless of course, you are using a sub....and if so, then you would probably bemuch happier with a good pair of car speakers. :)
1552292
I am sorry, but i haven't tried my Amp yet. Yea i know, i bought it awhile ago but i will try to install it in my car this year. Ps i don't know if it will run on the specifications you wrote, i don't know so much about installing amps or subwoofers so i'll get a friend to install the sound in my car.
564533
Not very well, Ur gonna need some type of amp to power the sub. subs usually take more power to run then the normal speakers in Ur car. U will burn out the radio trying to power the sub or u will not have any sound come out the sub