Wiring up new speakers in a new car.
I have decided to instal a new set of speakers with my stock monsoon system in my 2006 pontiac gt sedan (I am tired of blowing speakers).
I took apart my door today, and had a peak under the rear deck and noticed that there are 4wires going to each speaker. The monsoon system is also 2ohm
I found these 2ohm, 3-way speakers from jbl:
GTO937
GTO637
Does anyone know how to instal without a re-wire?
Can I put both the positive of the hi and low on the positive terminal of the speaker, and both the negatives on the negative side (4 wires going to 2 terminals..)?
thankyou!
I took apart my door today, and had a peak under the rear deck and noticed that there are 4wires going to each speaker. The monsoon system is also 2ohm
I found these 2ohm, 3-way speakers from jbl:
GTO937
GTO637
Does anyone know how to instal without a re-wire?
Can I put both the positive of the hi and low on the positive terminal of the speaker, and both the negatives on the negative side (4 wires going to 2 terminals..)?
thankyou!
No, you can't add the low and hi together to combine them. If it's anything like my car was, 06montecarloss, it had mid and tweet in the doors and woofer and mid in the rear. It came with a minature (panasonic) 4 in 8 out crossover/amp. It was all 2 ohm. The reason for it all being 2 ohm, is that there is no (NO) power supply in the amplifier. It doesn't matter what you do with speakers, it's not going to sound any better. Put the best speakers in there and you still distroy them with distortion because there is not enough power.
Rip it all out. start over. gm can't build a sound system.
Rip it all out. start over. gm can't build a sound system.
Alot more reliable then most. And Smoke you drive a Matrix. Can you say Vibe!?!? And elroy your 17 how many cars have you owned?? 1 maybe alot of experience there. Every single automaker has issues no matter who it is. Its all luck of the draw, maintance, and driver habits and drive style. And if you buy a used car and the people before you ran the snot out of it and didn't maintain it then of course its going to die. Its amazing that people always blame the manufacture. I've had GM's to last into 400,000km on the same engine and tranny I have also had them die. Ford and Chyrsler I have had tranny issues. But again they were used so I can't say anything bad I just bought other peoples habits. Thats it. Imports people say are better. Some yes some no. Why when the guy comes on here asking about a system people bash the vehicle they are driving?
Last edited by Brad-S.A.; Oct 15, 2006 at 09:50 AM.
Originally Posted by Smartass
Alot more reliable then most. And Smoke you drive a Matrix. Can you say Vibe!?!? And elroy your 17 how many cars have you owned?? 1 maybe alot of experience there. Every single automaker has issues no matter who it is. Its all luck of the draw, maintance, and driver habits and drive style. And if you buy a used car and the people before you ran the snot out of it and didn't maintain it then of course its going to die. Its amazing that people always blame the manufacture. I've had GM's to last into 400,000km on the same engine and tranny I have also had them die. Ford and Chyrsler I have had tranny issues. But again they were used so I can't say anything bad I just bought other peoples habits. Thats it. Imports people say are better. Some yes some no. Why when the guy comes on here asking about a system people bash the vehicle they are driving?
cheers
ya ya i know, and I know the Matrix is like 2g's less then the vibe when it came out which baffled me as well. Domestic will be cheaper to fix (most of the time) and rust out later then an import. IMO
the vibe is about as much GM as a honda is.
funny enough, the saturn Vue v6 is from honda, out of the accord.
even funnier is that most reliability ratings show the Vue and Vibe to be the two most reliable GM vehicles, excluding corvettes and caddys.
GM used to make better cars, their quality is slipping because theyre in financial trouble.
but anyways, like was said above, replace the system from end to end instead of trying to integrate things, youll thank yourself in the long run.
funny enough, the saturn Vue v6 is from honda, out of the accord.
even funnier is that most reliability ratings show the Vue and Vibe to be the two most reliable GM vehicles, excluding corvettes and caddys.
GM used to make better cars, their quality is slipping because theyre in financial trouble.
but anyways, like was said above, replace the system from end to end instead of trying to integrate things, youll thank yourself in the long run.





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