Front Speaker wire color help needed
I have a 1995 Bonneville SLE and just recently replaced the front speakers, I figured I'd follow that the stock speakers red and black on the speaker itself before the connector was (red) positive (black) negative. Somehow my Pioneer 5 1/4 3-ways sound like garbage compared to what I was hoping while my 6x9 5-ways sound simply amazing. I was wondering if someone could tell me the connector color that's positive/negative for each side (before speaker), i'd really appreciate it.
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Re: Front Speaker wire color help needed
Originally Posted by ChilinMichael
I have a 1995 Bonneville SLE and just recently replaced the front speakers, I figured I'd follow that the stock speakers red and black on the speaker itself before the connector was (red) positive (black) negative. Somehow my Pioneer 5 1/4 3-ways sound like garbage compared to what I was hoping while my 6x9 5-ways sound simply amazing. I was wondering if someone could tell me the connector color that's positive/negative for each side (before speaker), i'd really appreciate it.
LH side tan is positive Grey is negative RH side DK Green is positive LT Green is Negatve |
Thanks a lot dude!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by ChilinMichael
Thanks a lot dude!!!!!!
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You have the polarity on the RF backwards. From Directed's tech site...but just standard GM radio colors
LF Speaker +/- tan - gray +,- radio harness RF Speaker +/- lt. green - dk. green +,- radio harness LR Speaker +/- brown - yellow +,- radio harness RR Speaker +/- dk. blue - lt. blue +,- radio harness the way I remember it, dark in the rear is positive, lights in the front are positive. The LF sometimes is tough to recall between tan and gray, so I remember gray=ground=negative |
Originally Posted by BlackIce
You have the polarity on the RF backwards. From Directed's tech site...but just standard GM radio colors
dont always rely on outside sources for info ;) |
If thats the case, then I stand corrected but in my professional experience I've never seen that speaker's wire colors switch varying on the RPO, and I have a 95 SLE. I'm curious now, I'll keep an eye out next time I get one in my garage or deside to pull the deck out of the old Bonnie. Thanks for the info
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no problem...i have no idea why its different either.......must be cause one is Amplified and one is not
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