Is this what i need to add a amp and subwof to my factory Pioneer stereo in a 2011 Ford Ranger?
1377060
It depends on what your pioneer stereo has in the back. But you wouldn't need that for amp and sub. For that I would find a starter wiring kit. The amp for your subs would tell you the specs and what wires you need
1310115
Look in your Pioneer manual. There should be a section for sound adjustments it should tell you that this is needed for what you want it to do.
1098787
If I remember a sub and front and rear outs . I'm using one out to drive a amp in the rear of my jeep . Note that the pigtail on this radio is smaller than the old ones will have to rewrite if old Sony is in car now Dan
1825234
if your Dash kit came without a wiring harness then you will need a seperate one. Or, when you pull out the old radio you can connect the Pioneer wires to the correct stock wiring using this info. http://stereowiringdiagram.info/2006-ford-taurus/
1495897
They should be purchased separately. Normally you would be installing these in an aftermarket upgrade and use your new wiring. Most amplifier upgrade kits come with connectors, or you can get them at any hardware/electronics shop or here for just a couple bucks. The reason they don't come is that they would have to match the wire gauge you were using in the system. You would want to get both narrow and wide female spade connectors, or solder the wire to the speakers leads directly. If you are going to connect them to the stock wiring and need adapters, There is a company called Metra that makes wiring harness adapters that work well. I have done both with good results. Also, make sure you use the included capacitors on the + lead or buy "Bass Blockers" to prevent low frequency signal from damaging your speakers. These can't take low base and you will ruin them if you do not have some means of cutting off frequencies below about 100-200 Hz or higher. If you are using an aftermarket amplifier, it would normally have a High Pass filter setting that allows this, and you would then not need the capacitors. Your OEM amplifier, if there is one in your system, may also have this capability, but it is not always easy to find out it if does or not. It is NOT likely that a system that is has radio/CD player without an extra amplifier has this but a little research might be worth it.
140599
Not sure, I got the Pioneer sub meant for this box. Sounds perfect in my quad cab pick up.
594939
You must have pre amp out to put on factory head unit and this amp is made for subwoofers.
1590825
This product would do the trick, I had mine install by best buy and I added a Polk audio sub and amp to my stock radio and I love it. It sounds great and the best thing is that I keep all of my factory radio features. Highly recommend this product.
595957
Yes. You will need to buy an Amp Kit too though. An amp kit is basically a collection of necessary wiring to hook up your whole sound system: head unit, car battery, amp, and subwoofers.
2077166
if it's from pioneer you'll be all set with the wire that's included in the mount box. I have the box and speaker from pioneer and it works flawlessly. just be sure the wires are attached correctly to the sub and that they are very secure once attached to the sub. once you mount the sub you can't really go back and fix the wiring. just take your time and read the instructions
552184
Yes. It should be plug and play. Most of Pioneer's wiring harnesses are the same.
1290730
your factory radio should be plenty of power to run these. i have 2 fords a 2013 f150 and a 2007 f250 and i dont need an amp to run them. they sound great with out it. i do have a subwoofer in both trucks with amps for just the subs.and it sounds fine.
312506
Single din install shelf kit. Chrysler Wiring harness adapter is worth its weight in gold. And a amp kit it desired.
1031003
Depending on the wiring harness that you may have, it may or may not work. As far as the Sub, it has a remote turn on wire for the amplifier. I think that is about it.
2137602
The vehicle has a separate four-connector plug for speaker connections. If your new aftermarket stereo has a single plug, you can still attach both of these to it without issue, as the total number and type of wires is the same, and in some cases you may even have extra wires from the head unit you do not even need, like a power antenna control wire (use a piece of heat shrink tube to bend these back on themselves and keep them from grounding). Everything is color-coded on these and matches all new head units' color-coding so there's no guessing what goes where.
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I'M NOT SURE WHAT YOU ARE ASKING!!! I USED REGULAR SPEAKER WIRE TO CONNECT TO FIVE EXTERNAL SURROUND SPEAKERS. THE SPEAKER WIRES WERE CONNECTED TO THE PROPER pioneer audio outputs on the back of the amplifier. The subwoofer came wit a single output cable that plugged into the back of the pioneer specifically marked for the subwoofer. Hope this helps.
702824
This module lets you addon an amplifier to the factory radio. The question is what speakers will you be using because the job becomes complicated if it entails wiring to each factory speaker