Hi,
Last year I got a new stereo for the car. Its a Carrozzeria (Pioneer) DEH-P940.
This is the US version of it:
Pioneer Premier DEH-P800PRS CD receiver at Crutchfield Signature
The difference in sound between this and the stock one is amazing:icon_biggrin:
I've noticed for a while that the passenger speaker has started to make a buzzing noise especially with a lot of bass. Over the past few weeks its been getting worse and worse so I think now is a good time to upgrade.
I've decided to stick with Pioneer and go with this speaker and tweeter set that come with crossovers:
I'm afraid I know nothing about speaker setup so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I plan to replace the factory speakers and tweeters with the ones above. Hopefully I can split open the new tweeter units to get to the speakers and mount them in the stock position.
Now for the wiring part..... The crossover has one connection going in and two coming out. One for the tweeter and one for the woofer. I don't want to run any new cables through the door so can I just use the existing wiring?
Is it as easy as just connecting the existing lower speaker cable to the "in" side of the crossover and running both the woofer and tweeter from it?
The stereo has a built in amp so I won't be adding another one.
I hope you can understand this......
As you can probably tell, I don't:icon_confused:
Many thanks,
Steve
Last year I got a new stereo for the car. Its a Carrozzeria (Pioneer) DEH-P940.
This is the US version of it:
Pioneer Premier DEH-P800PRS CD receiver at Crutchfield Signature
The difference in sound between this and the stock one is amazing:icon_biggrin:
I've noticed for a while that the passenger speaker has started to make a buzzing noise especially with a lot of bass. Over the past few weeks its been getting worse and worse so I think now is a good time to upgrade.
I've decided to stick with Pioneer and go with this speaker and tweeter set that come with crossovers:


I'm afraid I know nothing about speaker setup so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I plan to replace the factory speakers and tweeters with the ones above. Hopefully I can split open the new tweeter units to get to the speakers and mount them in the stock position.
Now for the wiring part..... The crossover has one connection going in and two coming out. One for the tweeter and one for the woofer. I don't want to run any new cables through the door so can I just use the existing wiring?
Is it as easy as just connecting the existing lower speaker cable to the "in" side of the crossover and running both the woofer and tweeter from it?
The stereo has a built in amp so I won't be adding another one.
I hope you can understand this......
As you can probably tell, I don't:icon_confused:
Many thanks,
Steve