One of the most important things when hooking up a competition stereois to make sure you got the polarity right if you cross your wiring to your speakers you'll lose all your bass make sure + is + and -is -
@Mike Jones I am not sure if that's true. The assumption being that the speaker operates using magnetism. I'll refer to positive polarity as out, and negative polarity as in. I would also assume that the polarity is specific because the polarity dictates which way the speaker pushes. Through design, the intention of the out signal would have a higher or lower tolerance than the in signal. If you fail the 50/50 shot at getting it right, you could then potentially have a speaker moving in beyond the designed tolerance. Additionally, the out signal would be directing the sound a certain way. When the hit you are looking for in the cabin is instead directed into the trunk (in this case.) Please, correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not an audio/speaker expert in any capacity. Just an electrician applying general electrical theory to the question "does polarity matter?"
@@precise1329 My man really came out here with the facts. I'm just a kid reading UA-cam comments but in my clearly professional opinion I think you settled the confusion. Even if you were completely wrong it takes 2 seconds to just make sure they go "correctly" so why not just do it right the first time.
Dude..don’t be doing videos if you not going to do it right. Hella wrong for that wiring talking about it didn’t matter. Unless you a newbie trying to learn do better please. The rest of the video was very nice though. No shade but that was a no no for saying it don’t matter. Old video with others also saying the same as I. So is cool.
@@lycanharmon3103 exactly. When I'm doing speakers I always double check the sound quality. If one of the speakers is hooked up out of phase they will sound like crap when they balance is equal/centered. It takes just a couple seconds to just do a quick twist on the wires and check the sound
The polarity Absolutely matters man, A is always Negative and the wire that's Green or with a thin black stripe is your Negative the Blue is the Positive also the smaller metal terminal on speaker is negative. Otherwise your speaker will move in reverse and it's not good for performance and overall life of speaker etc.. cheers
@@ChimericWhite he may wrong about that, but according to the original wiring diagram for the rear right speaker it says dark blue is positive and light blue is negative, in this case the one he calls green i have to guess is the light blue meaning. Yes he absolutely wired that speaker backwards , also for the record for the left rear speaker the brown is positive and the yellow is negative.
Hooking up speakers the opposite way ( negative to positive) will cause them to phaseshift. Not a bad thing. But its something worth noteing and researching
absolutely correct! Wires must be + to + with AMP and - to - you CAN reverse the polarity but keep them in a pair. Wiring REAR speakers reverse phase will give you more perceived bass.
Yes buying the adapters is the way to go, I replaced everything in my 2012 impala, I got my adapters at Best Buy, although Amazon would have been cheaper. If you replace the front speakers you'll need to get the mounting brackets which area also cheap but a must have.
Y'all are fools cashing out $6 for something you can solder&heatshrink/butt-splice/solder-seal. Not to mention connectors fail and increase resistance. You should prob use half your brain to find polarity tho
i did this by myself using hand tools only, took 3 hours because the nuts were screwed tightly and the seat wouldn’t come out on mine completely for some reason however it worked for me
Nice video, but I have the ltz model 2008 I have everything unattached but the rear deck panel. My problem is that when I lift up the whole panel comes up like it should but there's something else in the back that's holding it down too. Any suggestions on what might be holding it down near the rear window..
@@lawrencesamuel4661 it was for work but no the customer didn’t get an amp with his speakers. Don’t even remember if they were the exact speakers in the video. You don’t *need* an amp for your speakers but it will help them sound a lot better
I’m deciding on upgrading my sound system on my 2012 impala Ltz with the Bose sound system.Im thinking on doing the 3 way 350 watt pioneer speakers.In the back I’m going to do a pioneer 700 watt.Am I doing this right?also getting different tweeters.I might have blown my Bose speakers somehow.I don’t play them past half volume but my bass is at max.Got any better speaker brand suggestions?
My 2011 came with Bose. The amplifier is 250 or 300 watts and changing anything in a Bose system is a complete pain in the ass. They kick hard and clear though. Not sure how some people can talk shit about the Bose system when it's capable of shaking your car apart without distortion aside from the panels n shit vibrating against the body!
N would it sound a tab better if i get a tab wattage of 6x9 lower cuz it looks like the speackers u have could have used alil more power .correct me if im wrong .thank u
Correction hooking up the speakers the right way does really matter find out on google which is which other than that good video oh I like your watch it look slim not bulky. 👍🏼
If you have the fleet version LT model. And doesn’t have the arm rest. You still do the same steps as taking off the seat. But when it comes to the back rest. You only have to take off two screws. And then the seat belt screws. That’s it.
The woofer cone on the JBL club 6x9 is bigger. Because I found myself screwing the same screws from the factory speaker into the new speaker. But the washer kept going over the woofers rubber.
This is a really great video! I have an 07 impala with blown speakers in the front and the back ones just suck. So do I need the impact wrench to remove the back seat or could I use a regular socket wrench or something?
If you're bored do a lil research on "speaker phasing". Polarity at the speaker can be swapped around but there are an interesting rabbit hole of effects
Chevy could have made this a bigger pain in this ass, but I don't know how.....Thanks for the video, I was afraid this is what someone would say I needed to do.
Btw. I bought JBL for the back. And honestly. They could possibly beat those kickers. I have to listen to the kickers. But for reals. The Club version from JBL I got sound sooo clear. And on bass it’s super good for low end bass.
Yes the JBL is a better speaker than Kicker because it is made by Harmon Kardon who also makes Infinity speakers but keep in mind they are 3 ohm speakers where Kickers are 4 ohm. Alpine speakers are better sounding than JBL and Infinity etc. Then there are even muck better speakers u can buy also but the price starts getting up there. There are some Focal speakers that cost in the thousands of dollars and will blow away just about any other speaker out there but Focal is in a whole other level of speaker quality.
Can you guys do it with the Lt version Impala with the 3.5 liter? With the sears that don’t have the cup holders because I still can’t figure out mine :/
Those speakers will phase shift if they are hooked up wrong. For someone who has put in a lot of speakers you should know what phase shift is. I will tell you if hooked up wrong it will cause one or the other depending if its hooked up right to put out sound faster than the other.
You need to use a compatible wattage if you want it to sound good. Just adding higher wattage speakers with a low powered head unit is definitely going to be lower quality. You have to match the power output of the head unit with the speakers you choose. Otherwise distortion will destroy the upgraded speakers. You have to match the rms power output with the speakers you want.
after I installed these speakers in my 07 impala bot my front driver side and passenger side door speakers stopped playing, what may have caused this? the factory speakers are 8ohm and the new ones are 4ohm each, not sure if that has something to do with it?
1st off let's get to the cutting wire. You can buy the GM Harness Speaker from Best Buy, so you dont have to cut wire. 2nd it does matter positive and negative when hooking up speakers if you hook up backwards the sound is flat no bass what so ever....
Does anyone else have the standard LT or LS version with the 3.5 liter v6 that has no cup holders in the back? Because I still can’t figure out how to take off those bench seats because it doesn’t look the same as the one in this video... but there is a lever. I just don’t know if I were to pull it off. If the seat will go back on there.
Good job but positive and negative dose matter. Ur sound quality will be off if u get it wrong. Also there is a way to take ur factory speaker connectors off and wire them up so ur speaker wire for the new speakers will just plug right up. Also like everyone is commenting u can just go buy the adaptors for cheap and not cut ur wires. U hooked ur driver side speaker backwards from ur passenger side speaker. U have ur tweeter towards u on the driver side where as the passenger side u have the twitter towards the back off the car. If u have a very keen ear like I do that would drive me crazy.
@@franklee9127 if you have a Lt. impala with leather seats it should be a symbol at the top of the seat above the shoulder area for you to release them down if not then you may have to go thru the trunk way
Regarding the polarity, positive and negative do not matter as long as all speakers are wired the same way. If he is only running rear speakers, and both are wired green to +, then no big deal. But if he gets + and - wrong on the back, and then has the front speakers running with the rears, it won't sound good.
Now does the bass sound the same or better since you added the new speaker. Because last time I tried putting some in the front doors. It sounded like crap 😤
This is actually fairly common. Stock speakers have a peak the upper bass, giving the impression that there is more bass than there actually is. Aftermarket speakers have a flatter response, and are also less efficient than factory, which is why the bass is sometimes perceived to be less.
@@rjm2010 oh alright well this is the only vid I can find so I will be trying it out cause I'm trynna replace my rear deck speakers i think itll be just about the same to. Anyways thanks for the reply nd good video 👍
It'll be the same... I have both body styles in that year and am replacing them in my Limited body style as well in a few days. But yeah if you buy speakers from Crutchfield the come with everything you need for installation (including the harness) so you dont have to cut wires
But don’t you think you should put the adhesive back under the speaker where it meets the plastic? And where the plastic holder meets the metal? I feel like you should. So it can have a better sound for the bass to travel. Because not properly covering the air from the bass will not make it sound good. I know. Because I tried to change the door speakers with my house radio speakers lol. Like how ghetto of me. But when the other door was open and the other closed. The bass was totally low. I could definitely hear a change in the bass. The bass sounded sooo much better. But I used so much weather strippings to make the bass trapped to reflect a better sound. But when I would have both doors closed. With the speakers in. It would sound flat like if the bass was directly hitting each other making bouncing off to where I can’t hear it. But maybe a simple tuning would do. But I don’t know how to tune the speakers :/
I agree.... I would try to seal any air from top vs bottom of speaker. I would think even taping or sealing around the base of the mount would help too
Btw if it’s going to be your first time putting new speakers on the rear deck of your Chevy Impala. Please please please break the new speakers in before trying to pump it out in public. Because it will sound horrible. And not what you expected when you first get them. You have to give it time to stretch and sound better before fully going at it.
Some seats will fold down and some will not fold down but either way still not give you access to the speakers because the seat back frame including head rests are still affixed to the rear of the car. They don't fold with the seats.
I plan to upgrade the rear deck speakers yet again but I hate going thru all that just to get to them. Smh. I even considered looking into ways to modify that deck so I could have quicker access.
That splicing more wire in is like a dam electricity hits it like water would. But it's a car who cares bottom line the more cuts in wire worst it gets But it's a car nothing is clean. Dirty watts. The man said Dude, its 300 watts ok pure dirty nasty watts. 5 clean watts is better the 300 watts. But it's a car And the music I hear you are playing now. Who cares
One of the most important things when hooking up a competition stereois to make sure you got the polarity right if you cross your wiring to your speakers you'll lose all your bass make sure + is + and -is -
Wow 🤦
@Mike Jones I am not sure if that's true. The assumption being that the speaker operates using magnetism. I'll refer to positive polarity as out, and negative polarity as in. I would also assume that the polarity is specific because the polarity dictates which way the speaker pushes. Through design, the intention of the out signal would have a higher or lower tolerance than the in signal. If you fail the 50/50 shot at getting it right, you could then potentially have a speaker moving in beyond the designed tolerance. Additionally, the out signal would be directing the sound a certain way. When the hit you are looking for in the cabin is instead directed into the trunk (in this case.)
Please, correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not an audio/speaker expert in any capacity. Just an electrician applying general electrical theory to the question "does polarity matter?"
@@precise1329 My man really came out here with the facts. I'm just a kid reading UA-cam comments but in my clearly professional opinion I think you settled the confusion. Even if you were completely wrong it takes 2 seconds to just make sure they go "correctly" so why not just do it right the first time.
Dude..don’t be doing videos if you not going to do it right. Hella wrong for that wiring talking about it didn’t matter. Unless you a newbie trying to learn do better please. The rest of the video was very nice though. No shade but that was a no no for saying it don’t matter. Old video with others also saying the same as I. So is cool.
@@lycanharmon3103 exactly. When I'm doing speakers I always double check the sound quality. If one of the speakers is hooked up out of phase they will sound like crap when they balance is equal/centered.
It takes just a couple seconds to just do a quick twist on the wires and check the sound
The polarity Absolutely matters man, A is always Negative and the wire that's Green or with a thin black stripe is your Negative the Blue is the Positive also the smaller metal terminal on speaker is negative. Otherwise your speaker will move in reverse and it's not good for performance and overall life of speaker etc.. cheers
You're wrong about one thing here. A is always positive on these speakers, and B is always negative.
@@ChimericWhite Yes on the speaker itself usually there will be a small + or - sign , u just need to distinguish the two
@@ChimericWhite he may wrong about that, but according to the original wiring diagram for the rear right speaker it says dark blue is positive and light blue is negative, in this case the one he calls green i have to guess is the light blue meaning. Yes he absolutely wired that speaker backwards , also for the record for the left rear speaker the brown is positive and the yellow is negative.
Polarity definately makes a difference when your hooking up speakers.
Absolutely all you have to do is look up speaker color code for a the car and then you have the right speaker polarity
You did your thing. Major props to you. Those 3 way 6 X 9's sound like mini subwoofers.
Thanks man. I watched your video and changed my rear speakers.
Hooking up speakers the opposite way ( negative to positive) will cause them to phaseshift. Not a bad thing. But its something worth noteing and researching
absolutely correct! Wires must be + to + with AMP and - to - you CAN reverse the polarity but keep them in a pair. Wiring REAR speakers reverse phase will give you more perceived bass.
Thanks for the disassembly part
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!
Yes buying the adapters is the way to go, I replaced everything in my 2012 impala, I got my adapters at Best Buy, although Amazon would have been cheaper. If you replace the front speakers you'll need to get the mounting brackets which area also cheap but a must have.
Have a 2012 as well and man I blew one of these out I hate how you gotta take the whole back seat out just to access the speakers
what kinda speakers u got upfront ?
very nice job,right to the point. Thank you.
metra makes a $6 adapter for GM cars so u dont need to cut off the stock connector.
yeah what a moron
Doesnt really matter as long as its secured right
Y'all are fools cashing out $6 for something you can solder&heatshrink/butt-splice/solder-seal. Not to mention connectors fail and increase resistance.
You should prob use half your brain to find polarity tho
@@yeahitskimmel x2 cut and solder
Waste of money
Omg I just learned something new 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
i did this by myself using hand tools only, took 3 hours because the nuts were screwed tightly and the seat wouldn’t come out on mine completely for some reason however it worked for me
Nice! Thanks for the vid.
Did you use a amplifier or hooked the speakers directly to the headunit?
Exactly the info i was looking for , next step is swaping my rear deck
Nice install. Gonna try this
Nice video, but I have the ltz model 2008 I have everything unattached but the rear deck panel. My problem is that when I lift up the whole panel comes up like it should but there's something else in the back that's holding it down too. Any suggestions on what might be holding it down near the rear window..
what are those red pieces? did they come with the speakers or you had to get them, also what did you do to connect them?
Great info. Thank you
can you tell me what you used to take the screws out it looks like a phillips but i dont think it is at least none of mine fit big or small
Great video man helped me out a ton!
Do you have a amp connected to those speakers?
@@lawrencesamuel4661 it was for work but no the customer didn’t get an amp with his speakers. Don’t even remember if they were the exact speakers in the video.
You don’t *need* an amp for your speakers but it will help them sound a lot better
I’m deciding on upgrading my sound system on my 2012 impala Ltz with the Bose sound system.Im thinking on doing the 3 way 350 watt pioneer speakers.In the back I’m going to do a pioneer 700 watt.Am I doing this right?also getting different tweeters.I might have blown my Bose speakers somehow.I don’t play them past half volume but my bass is at max.Got any better speaker brand suggestions?
My 2011 came with Bose. The amplifier is 250 or 300 watts and changing anything in a Bose system is a complete pain in the ass. They kick hard and clear though. Not sure how some people can talk shit about the Bose system when it's capable of shaking your car apart without distortion aside from the panels n shit vibrating against the body!
I have a triple ported box... its 41 inches wide.. any chance it will fit the trunk of an impala?
Thank u bro good video
N would it sound a tab better if i get a tab wattage of 6x9 lower cuz it looks like the speackers u have could have used alil more power .correct me if im wrong .thank u
Correction hooking up the speakers the right way does really matter find out on google which is which other than that good video oh I like your watch it look slim not bulky. 👍🏼
Where did you get the speaker mounts from?
If you have the fleet version LT model. And doesn’t have the arm rest. You still do the same steps as taking off the seat. But when it comes to the back rest. You only have to take off two screws. And then the seat belt screws. That’s it.
Did your rear speaker buzz after installing ?
In my 46 years, I have never heard someone say it doesn't matter how speakers are wired, they'll still work...
Nice vid bro I think I have to change mine too
Did the aftermarket cable come with the 6x9s or did you buy that also ?
kristopher spivey the speakers came with it
did you add an amp later on ?
The woofer cone on the JBL club 6x9 is bigger. Because I found myself screwing the same screws from the factory speaker into the new speaker. But the washer kept going over the woofers rubber.
This is a really great video! I have an 07 impala with blown speakers in the front and the back ones just suck. So do I need the impact wrench to remove the back seat or could I use a regular socket wrench or something?
You can use a socket if you like
@@rjm2010 awesome! Thanks!
Great video, matching polarity, just grab a wiring diagram
You know they make a short adapter wire harness so you don't have to cut any wires right??
If you're bored do a lil research on "speaker phasing".
Polarity at the speaker can be swapped around but there are an interesting rabbit hole of effects
Did you hookup a amp to those
Maybe can mention what size tool using while going
I think there was only 1 other person on youtube who put up a vid on replacing the rear speakers in an impala 07-12
Yeah, and this vid is far better than the other one.
Chevy could have made this a bigger pain in this ass, but I don't know how.....Thanks for the video, I was afraid this is what someone would say I needed to do.
Btw. I bought JBL for the back. And honestly. They could possibly beat those kickers. I have to listen to the kickers. But for reals. The Club version from JBL I got sound sooo clear. And on bass it’s super good for low end bass.
Yes the JBL is a better speaker than Kicker because it is made by Harmon Kardon who also makes Infinity speakers but keep in mind they are 3 ohm speakers where Kickers are 4 ohm. Alpine speakers are better sounding than JBL and Infinity etc. Then there are even muck better speakers u can buy also but the price starts getting up there. There are some Focal speakers that cost in the thousands of dollars and will blow away just about any other speaker out there but Focal is in a whole other level of speaker quality.
Use a polarity tester if you don’t know which is what wire!! If you are using a amp it changes impedance of the amp!! Power out put !!!
Are they better than the Bose OEM's?
Can you guys do it with the Lt version Impala with the 3.5 liter? With the sears that don’t have the cup holders because I still can’t figure out mine :/
If you hook them speakers up backwards it will play but instead of your speaker bouncing outward it will bounce inward and it want sound as good
If ANY speakers are connected wrong, you "lessen" the audio quality. But If you are tone death, it may not matter I guess.
What size are they ?
Good work
Ok cool 👌 Westside Chicago checking in.....
We’re would u place two amps and a capacitor at with no hard back after you take the back seat out
You might be able to screw them onto the speaker box
Those speakers will phase shift if they are hooked up wrong. For someone who has put in a lot of speakers you should know what phase shift is. I will tell you if hooked up wrong it will cause one or the other depending if its hooked up right to put out sound faster than the other.
You need to use a compatible wattage if you want it to sound good. Just adding higher wattage speakers with a low powered head unit is definitely going to be lower quality. You have to match the power output of the head unit with the speakers you choose. Otherwise distortion will destroy the upgraded speakers. You have to match the rms power output with the speakers you want.
Was the base a lot better then the old ones ?
Bass*
after I installed these speakers in my 07 impala bot my front driver side and passenger side door speakers stopped playing, what may have caused this? the factory speakers are 8ohm and the new ones are 4ohm each, not sure if that has something to do with it?
You installed them in the rear and then your front ones went out?
yes
i just ordered new front kicker speakers so ill see if they work or not when they come in
rjm2010 the new speakers work. I just don't know what would of made the stock ones stop when they worked fine
Excel Garage what’s the information on your door speakers replacement? I’m clueless of which way I should go..thx
1st off let's get to the cutting wire.
You can buy the GM Harness Speaker from Best Buy, so you dont have to cut wire.
2nd it does matter positive and negative when hooking up speakers if you hook up backwards the sound is flat no bass what so ever....
do you know if the harness is the same as the front i just replaced those ones
@@powerbandz_412 yes both front and back are the same.
Does anyone else have the standard LT or LS version with the 3.5 liter v6 that has no cup holders in the back? Because I still can’t figure out how to take off those bench seats because it doesn’t look the same as the one in this video... but there is a lever. I just don’t know if I were to pull it off. If the seat will go back on there.
Just yank and pull
Like up and down
Yank it
The polarity does matter if your speakers are not in phase they will sound bad .
it does work but it makes a better sound if done right
Good job but positive and negative dose matter. Ur sound quality will be off if u get it wrong. Also there is a way to take ur factory speaker connectors off and wire them up so ur speaker wire for the new speakers will just plug right up. Also like everyone is commenting u can just go buy the adaptors for cheap and not cut ur wires. U hooked ur driver side speaker backwards from ur passenger side speaker. U have ur tweeter towards u on the driver side where as the passenger side u have the twitter towards the back off the car. If u have a very keen ear like I do that would drive me crazy.
I’m glad my seats go down in the back of my 08
How exactly do they do that? I have an 07 and I'd like to change all 4 speakers but I don't know exactly how the back seats go down??
@@franklee9127 if you have a Lt. impala with leather seats it should be a symbol at the top of the seat above the shoulder area for you to release them down if not then you may have to go thru the trunk way
@@motorcity9319 ...no, don't have leather, wish I did...do the bottom seats just flip forward or would you have to remove them all together?
@@franklee9127 pull the bottom right off
what size are the seat belt bolts
That's what I'm scrolling through these comments for!
Polarity matters. Unless you don't mind blowing your new speakers.
I have heard that it does, but I have never blown any. Guess I just get lucky thank you for the feedback though
Polarity affects resistance
It matters more if 1 is hooked up 1 way and the other is backwards from the 1st, but yes it does matter
Nonsense. You won't blow anything. But if the rear speakers are out of phase with each other or the front speakers it will sound like crap.
Is that with or without amp?
Without
Regarding the polarity, positive and negative do not matter as long as all speakers are wired the same way. If he is only running rear speakers, and both are wired green to +, then no big deal. But if he gets + and - wrong on the back, and then has the front speakers running with the rears, it won't sound good.
I have the ltz model and mines are different
Pro tip use a 9v to see what why the OEM speakers pop up that will show you what is + or -
if you dont they can be out of phase and sounds weird.
Thank you I’ll have to try that next time
Great video. Sounds dope as Fuck.
When screwdriver is faster than powertools, you know you r in 2019
good time to clean lol
Hey bro does that car have a factory amp
Bose
Now does the bass sound the same or better since you added the new speaker. Because last time I tried putting some in the front doors. It sounded like crap 😤
you gotta upgrade the head unit for them to sound better the speakers need more power
This is actually fairly common. Stock speakers have a peak the upper bass, giving the impression that there is more bass than there actually is. Aftermarket speakers have a flatter response, and are also less efficient than factory, which is why the bass is sometimes perceived to be less.
Thanks...I thought the seats have to come out.
Was that the stock radio?
Antonyo Alfred yes it is hooked up to the stock radio
rjm2010 thankz sounds good
Is this always same for a 2014 chevy impala limited?
Also *
I am not sure. I would think they would be similar, but it’s a new body style so it could also be different.
@@rjm2010 oh alright well this is the only vid I can find so I will be trying it out cause I'm trynna replace my rear deck speakers i think itll be just about the same to. Anyways thanks for the reply nd good video 👍
It'll be the same... I have both body styles in that year and am replacing them in my Limited body style as well in a few days. But yeah if you buy speakers from Crutchfield the come with everything you need for installation (including the harness) so you dont have to cut wires
Yes it would be the same. 2014-16 Impala Limited is the same as a 2006-2013 Impala.
You should've bought an adapter so you don't need to cut into the factory harness that is how pro's do it.
Solder and shrink tube them.
Install a pain with the Bose speakers I got no bass at all
Nice video the only thing that drove me crazy is you calling electrical tape duct tape
But don’t you think you should put the adhesive back under the speaker where it meets the plastic? And where the plastic holder meets the metal? I feel like you should. So it can have a better sound for the bass to travel. Because not properly covering the air from the bass will not make it sound good. I know. Because I tried to change the door speakers with my house radio speakers lol. Like how ghetto of me. But when the other door was open and the other closed. The bass was totally low. I could definitely hear a change in the bass. The bass sounded sooo much better. But I used so much weather strippings to make the bass trapped to reflect a better sound. But when I would have both doors closed. With the speakers in. It would sound flat like if the bass was directly hitting each other making bouncing off to where I can’t hear it. But maybe a simple tuning would do. But I don’t know how to tune the speakers :/
You literally screw it on
I agree.... I would try to seal any air from top vs bottom of speaker. I would think even taping or sealing around the base of the mount would help too
Do you need a harness
That would have been easier but the guy who owned the car didn’t buy that
anyone know what song played between 7:58 and 10:04 in the video? great video by the way, really helpful for the removal process
Winston Ridgway just grab your other iPhone and ask Siri what’s the song and it should recognize it. If not. Then it’s probably a generic made song.
Stuntin like my daddy..lil Wayne
Stuntin like my daddy..lil wayne
2006 model
And there is absolutely no reason to cut the wires they literally sell adapters that plug into the factory harness Amazon sells them in a set of 4
Btw if it’s going to be your first time putting new speakers on the rear deck of your Chevy Impala. Please please please break the new speakers in before trying to pump it out in public. Because it will sound horrible. And not what you expected when you first get them. You have to give it time to stretch and sound better before fully going at it.
U think I could use 6x8s
inkkd305 it would most likely fit, but it wouldn’t seal properly so it would most likely not sound right
Never cut the clip that short just so you can splice back in the old speakers if you sell the car
🖒🏼👏
Blanca Lucio no thumbs up. He knows nothing about car audio
Wtf u dont have to remove that just flip the seats down. I did mine that way. Never had to take the whole damn seats out
It’s not good hooking speaker the oopsite wayb
You only need bass in the rear. 3 ways are a waste of money.
can you not just fold the seats down ?
Some seats will fold down and some will not fold down but either way still not give you access to the speakers because the seat back frame including head rests are still affixed to the rear of the car. They don't fold with the seats.
@@trey2048 mine do
@@RobS282I stand corrected. Wish mine did. What car do you have?
I plan to upgrade the rear deck speakers yet again but I hate going thru all that just to get to them. Smh. I even considered looking into ways to modify that deck so I could have quicker access.
@@trey2048 actually sorry my bad
I just looked at the title of the vid
Mine is a Malibu not impala
So I guess might be different for that
5:32 NO!😡
Gy8td
THE BASS SUCKS THO
Good thing they aren’t subwoofers or they would fail at their job
Good thing they aren’t subwoofers or they would fail at their job
Infinity speakers are better
That splicing more wire in is like a dam electricity hits it like water would. But it's a car who cares bottom line the more cuts in wire worst it gets
But it's a car nothing is clean. Dirty watts. The man said Dude, its 300 watts ok pure dirty nasty watts. 5 clean watts is better the 300 watts. But it's a car
And the music I hear you are playing now. Who cares
Kicker 6x9s suck!!!