Denno
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Hey all,
This is going to be long so please bear with me.
My dad and I put in some Pioneer 220w speakers into my VK yesterday, but the sound that comes out of the is pretty piss-weak. In my VK, I originally had one speaker in the back, and one in the front, and I'm pretty sure this is how they are stock. So we weren't sure how we would put the two Pioneers in the back. We ended up wrapping the wires from the two pioneer speakers to the one wire that was connecting the single original speaker. We did this because we didn't know how to get the head unit out, and therefore connect both speakers straight into the back of that. We also cut the wires for the front speaker, because the sound kept falling back to the rear speaker, and carefull adjustment of the volume knob was needed to get the sound back in the front one aswell, which was just too irritating. So now I have the one speaker wire connected into the back of the head unit (the original wire), then the two pioneer speakers wrapped with that wire at the tip. This allows the speakers to work, but the sound that is coming out of them is less than impresive. Dad thinks that it might just be because the head unit is so old and crappy, but I'm not too sure. So after all that, here is my question; Is the sound coming out of the Pioneer 220w speakers bad because the head unit isn't pumping out any wattage, or is there something wrong with our dodgy wiring, or is there something wrong with the speakers?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers
This is going to be long so please bear with me.
My dad and I put in some Pioneer 220w speakers into my VK yesterday, but the sound that comes out of the is pretty piss-weak. In my VK, I originally had one speaker in the back, and one in the front, and I'm pretty sure this is how they are stock. So we weren't sure how we would put the two Pioneers in the back. We ended up wrapping the wires from the two pioneer speakers to the one wire that was connecting the single original speaker. We did this because we didn't know how to get the head unit out, and therefore connect both speakers straight into the back of that. We also cut the wires for the front speaker, because the sound kept falling back to the rear speaker, and carefull adjustment of the volume knob was needed to get the sound back in the front one aswell, which was just too irritating. So now I have the one speaker wire connected into the back of the head unit (the original wire), then the two pioneer speakers wrapped with that wire at the tip. This allows the speakers to work, but the sound that is coming out of them is less than impresive. Dad thinks that it might just be because the head unit is so old and crappy, but I'm not too sure. So after all that, here is my question; Is the sound coming out of the Pioneer 220w speakers bad because the head unit isn't pumping out any wattage, or is there something wrong with our dodgy wiring, or is there something wrong with the speakers?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers