Very annoying issue!!!
#1
Very annoying issue!!!
I was gonna buy new speakers for my truck, but than i thought why??
I have two perfect very nice sounding pioneer home speakers that i will use.
So i took one speaker and stript the wire, and the other wire to connect it to the truck, and put them together and taped them up, and my god they sound great!!!
But i do the exact same to the other side, and they don't work, no speaker i have will work with it, not the old ones nor the new ones. This is the drivers side rear speaker, all the others work great, just not that one, why not?
Thanks
I have two perfect very nice sounding pioneer home speakers that i will use.
So i took one speaker and stript the wire, and the other wire to connect it to the truck, and put them together and taped them up, and my god they sound great!!!
But i do the exact same to the other side, and they don't work, no speaker i have will work with it, not the old ones nor the new ones. This is the drivers side rear speaker, all the others work great, just not that one, why not?
Thanks
#3
I have been in the process of tracing the wire, hopefully all find something soon.
#4
From a novice, maybe the ohms of the speakers a re off.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
#5
From a novice, maybe the ohms of the speakers a re off.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
#6
From a novice, maybe the ohms of the speakers a re off.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
#7
From a novice, maybe the ohms of the speakers a re off.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
One will work OK but two throws it off.
I have been looking for speakers and some mention 4 ohms and others 2 ohms, sometimes you can run one sub if 4 ohm and two if 2 ohm, maybe there is a mismatch going on with two speakers.
Again, I am new to stereo installs and speaker but just thinking out loud.
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