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Car Stereo Installation Tips You Should Know

Car Stereo Installation Car Stereo Installation

After learning and getting a good grasp on the different types of car audio gear and what they all do, the next step is to decide whether the products will be installed in a basic installation or a custom installation. Basic installations are the type that you would find that are completed in one business day. Examples include, installing replacement... [Read more of this article]

Car Stereo Wiring Car Stereo Wiring

Typical head unit wiring connections: 12 volt + Constant is connected to a wire that is always powered with 12 volts, whether the ignition is switched on or off. 12 volt + Switched is connected to a wire that switches 12 power on and off with the key or ignition switch. Ground is connected to a wire that connects to the metal chassis of the vehicle. Power... [Read more of this article]

Car Stereo Speakers Car Stereo Speakers

Typical automotive speakers have a nominal impedance of 4 ohms and can be connected directly to a head unit or an amplifier. The industry standard for speaker wiring colors: White: Left Front Speaker + White/Black: Left Front Speaker – Grey: Right Front Speaker + Grey/Black: Right Front Speaker – Green: Left Rear Speaker + Green/Black: Left Rear... [Read more of this article]

Car Stereo Parallel Wiring Car Stereo Parallel Wiring

When speakers are wired “in parallel”, all of the positive terminals of the speakers are connected to the positive speaker lead of the amplifier/head unit and all of the negative terminals of the speakers are connected to the negative speaker lead of the amplifier/head unit. The calculation for speakers wired “in parallel” is a little more complex.... [Read more of this article]

Car Stereo Series Wiring Car Stereo Series Wiring

When wired “in series”, the speaker connections are “daisy chained” between one another. If you had three speakers wired this manner, the positive terminal of the first speaker would be connected to the positive speaker lead of the amplifier/head unit and the negative terminal would be connected to the positive terminal of the second speaker.... [Read more of this article]

Car Stereo Fusing and Wire Protection Car Stereo Fusing and Wire Protection

Any time you add a wire that connects to the battery (regardless of where it is located in the vehicle), it must be protected with a fuse or circuit breaker, preferably within 18 inches of the battery. The fuse/circuit breaker protects the WIRE, not the amplifier. Depending on the size and length of a wire, it has a certain amount of current (amps)... [Read more of this article]

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