I have a 2014 Chevy Spark with the standard 4 speaker system. Upgraded speakers, need more power now. Is this compatable??
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I had this amp in a front end of a Harley driving 2 speakers bridged. (bridged means 2 channel, twice the power) It would not push the 2 speakers I had to what I like. I bought the Rockford Fosgate PBR300x4 (mainly for size) and this amp does the trick. Your better off having the power and toneing it down than pushing it and having it clip/distort.. For the $40-$50 dollars more, you cant go wrong!
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Yes, with a proper wiring harness, or by splicing into the factory harness, this amp will work perfectly.
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This is a great little amp and has worked well for me. If your looking for loud bass then this is not the amp your looking for. i have it set up in my mini van 2 speakers I. The door and 2 all the way in the back trunk area, all are 5 1/2 inch speakers and it seems to produce good power for listening. Hope that helps.
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it is just an amplifier. make sure your replacement speakers are capable of handling the increased power input. do NOT tap power from your car's battery. source power from your fuse box. Cooper Bussmann/ATC fuse tapPrice: $5.99Part Number: BP-HHA-RP from Autozone.it is compatible with any head unit. just cut off the RCA connectors from the AMP to use the Speaker out wires from your car's head unit. Please, buy an adapter [do NOT slice into or cut your car's headunit wiring harness]. again, it WILL work. Solder all your connections. Good Luck. Happy New Year!
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After market stereo will be enough to run these. However you should look to other sparks with higher amps..these went bad after 2 months.
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My intrepid had a plug that the stock speakers plugged into. I had to cut the plug and solder the wires, but you could attach them without soldering
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Hello. There is a lot of variables when installing this system into a vehicle. Please call the Technical Support Team at 805.751.4853 so we may further assist you. Thank you for your purchase as a valued Boss Audio Customer.
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You can check on crutchfield.com for compatibility they usually have notes if you need special adapters or mounting kits. Then come back to amazon they have better pricing here.
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In a 2012, "yes". They are pretty much the same amperage as stock....the magnets are much larger and the cone material higher quality. The change in sound is like night-and-day. I installed 4; 2 in dash and 2 in soundbar. Make sure you buy some cheap "pillow stuffing" and stuff the speaker cavities as much as possible, THEN install the speakers. This helps reduce or eliminate all the "plastic rattle" when volume is high.
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As has already been said, your receiver is set up for 2 "sets" or pairs of front and rear speakers, so 2 pairs of these using existing speaker outs should be just fine, and better than stock for sure. I made a cooler speaker box with one pair to be run off my car's 320W RMS amp, and it sounds AWESOME!
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The pioneer GM-D9601 is made specifically for these speakers. It will go perfect with 2 of these speakers. Trust me I know because I have 2 of these speakers and the amp and they work great. You wI'll want to go and get them installed unless you know exactly what to do without looking anything up on the Internet because if you wore anything wrong you will mess up everything. Also I don't know if the final impeadence is 2ohm or one. If you get them installed professionaly they will know how to wire everything correctly.
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The connection points to the receiver are proprietary, the connection points to the speaker are hardwired. If the speaker blows you can splice a regular speaker wire to the connector and as long as the replacement speaker matches impedance you should be fine.
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I used Audio Express for my install. They did an excellent job and have compatibility info on the stereo units. Pretty sure theyre nationwide too. They shd be able to answer your questions. Good luck.
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Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired... » Read More Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. « Show Less
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Sync will work fine. If you are using it to power your 4 door speakers, you have to run the amped wires back to the radio and splice them in AFTER the harness.
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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.
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Great choice of speakers. I d say as long as the oem speakers are same size. Then yes. Go for it! ! I'd pull one out n approximately measure old one. Then go from there. One thing to make job easier I'd spend the extra n buy the aftermarket to Oem speakers adapter harnesses. Not that expensive n will be able to leave existing wires uncut. Which is huge plus for later down the road n ya wanna sell vehicle ya can put the old junkers back in.. With out splicing!! Goodluck. Jam on!! Hope this post helps.
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Hi,What do you mean standard speaker wire? if you use a bigger wire than original is better for the signal.
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Use Crutchfield.com's "Find what fits your car" to determine what speakers will fit in your factory openings. Then you can buy them here on amazon. That's what I did. If a mounting adapter is necessary, you can get it here as well. You also might want to look into spending the extra $7 to get some wiring adapters to connect the factory harness to the new speakers. It will keep you from having to cut any wires.
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You can ask an auto parts place or junk yard if they are the same speakers from the oldest models and if they are, they will probably fit. Hope this help.