Will these fit on the headunit of a Jeep 2014 Wrangler Sahara, running on stock amp?
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If you mean receiver/stereo when you say "head unit" ,then yes. A speaker wire will attach to any speaker. If you don't want to splice the wire, search for the "speaker connector for Chrysler vehicles" that matches your year. I found a lot of good Jeep advice from the Jeep Wrangler forums online too. Hope this helps. Happy Wheeling Jay
2089215
You should be fine. I use mine in a Jeep Wrangler with a factory overhead soundbar. I've had plenty of volume even with the top off. Maybe you would need the pre-amp if you have a big subwoofer.
282062
I haven't tried them on that guitar but they were a direct drop in replacement on my 2014 SE Custom 24. I think the headstock is the same on these SE's so my guess is they should work fine.
522087
They will work and will sound just ok. If you could amp them even it's a small amp they will shine though. Yes however these speakers have high sensitivity ratings and will work ok off just aftermarket headunit power alone.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
184979
Its hard to say yes or no with out seeing your overhead console and it size, depth, and how wide it is, but the tweeter come with a few differnt mounting kits, the suface mount way should surly work and they would look just like how there shown in the picture on the Amazon site, I measured the ones I still have and are 1 & 5/8 inch dia, and 3/4 depth, but when I put mine in the back cargo area of my Jeep Grand Cherokee I used the the other recessed mounting option. I used a 1 & 3/4 inch hole saw on a power drill to make the holes in the Jeeps plastic trim planels and then glued them in place instead of using the supplied plastic nut from behind the panel, and the plastic cup that hold the tweeter in this recessed method is right on the 1 & 3/4 inch dia, and 3/4 of an inch in depth, but there is a threaded screw comming strait out the back of the actual tweeter, sorry on this one I dont have a true measurement without taking my jeep apart again, but I would guess you would need at least 1 & 1/4 inch of depth for clearance to recess mount them in your overhead and if you had an 1 & 1/2 you should be good on that option, or the suface mount would be the easy way, it all depends on the look you want and how handy you are, and what tools you also have to work with! PS try with and without the filter they give you too, I went without the filters on mine and using the cut-off on my aftermarket head unit instead, along with a 50 watt RMS amp as well, I love mine, they sound great to me and for just a small pair of tweeters they made a huge difference in overall sound, and can hear some of those high's you can normally only hear wearing good quality headphones. Hope this helps!
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This totally depends on the wattage output of the head unit itself. Is this the stock head (either standard or factory upgrade) or aftermarket? If it's an aftermarket head, then it will probably push the these speakers fine (which is how we are running ours in a Miata). If from the factory, you'll need to find out what the output actually is and check this against what these speakers need to work acceptably; this information is no doubt available online, but a dealer should also be able to easily look this up.
1516798
Yes,I believe so. If you check the years they fit from Jeep, I think you will get the answer. You can also check some of the stereo and speaker company's. These work very well.
1398735
I cannot answer that question. mine are wired directly to a four channel amp. all I can say is without an amp they will not put out as much. they will probably sound like your stock setup. get a separate amp for them. mine has the boss audio 4-channel 400 watt amp. cost me $40
1387722
I put these in the sound bar of my 2003 Wrangler. It did improve the bass, probably because it was oversize compared to the factory 5.25 speakers. They fit in the factory holes with no modification.
489322
Go to Fender's website, look up your amp and the suggested foot switch, then cross check the stock number. It is important to note, not all foot switches are interchangeable; best do your research.
1350938
Check the input that is for the footswitch used on the back of YOUR amp, if its a standard 1/4inch Jack then this should work.
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yeah it will fit ,but try them out first sound wise, cuss in shipping the speakers middle cone tweeters can damage the conescausing it to have a sound distortion not pretty. other than that good luck ,I didn't had any luck with them..
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I can't definitively say if they would fit in your guitar amp, since I don't know what the dimensions are, but these take up so little space that they should fit fine. Make sure you have room for the power supply for the LEDs, and that the remote sensor has a hole to poke through so you can control the LEDs from outside.
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You can make them fit. I have a 93 wrangler. None of the holes lined up to stock. Had to drill every one of them. These are a very hard plastic. I wouldn't recommend them if you off road. They will break. I hear Bushwackers are better. They looked great tho. Till I broke one.
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Yes, I works fine with just the stock radio. We put 2 speakers in the sound bar and 2 in the dashboard. The sound quality comes out so much better than the stock speakers that came with our 2014 jeep.
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No they wont because they are molded to fit the CJ series jeep -------BUT go to Amazon and enter this in the search and these will fit >>>>>> Street Scene 950-57250 Sport Fender Flare Set <<<<<<< good luck --Larry