Re: Adding Speakers Question

[KaeZoo]

Is the existing head unit stock or aftermarket? And what exactly are you
trying to accomplish by adding two more speakers?

"James" > wrote in message
. 77...
> Greetings;
>
> Okay, I know that for the pros here, this is probably going to sound
pretty
> dumb, but I need some help. I own a 4-dr 1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport. I am
> thinking of adding two enclosed 6x9 speakers just behind the back seat.
> What equipment do I need to add another output from my in-dash stereo?
How
> do I go about accomplishing this? Are there any sites out there that
> diagram or explain this? Your help is greatly appreciated!
>
> James

[James]

"KaeZoo" > wrote in
gy.com:

It is an aftermarket Aiwa CD player. By adding 2 more enclosed
speakers, I am just trying to increase the robust sound within the
vehicle. TIA!

> Is the existing head unit stock or aftermarket? And what exactly are
> you trying to accomplish by adding two more speakers?
>
> "James" > wrote in message
> . 77...
>> Greetings;
>>
>> Okay, I know that for the pros here, this is probably going to sound
> pretty
>> dumb, but I need some help. I own a 4-dr 1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport.
>> I am thinking of adding two enclosed 6x9 speakers just behind the
>> back seat. What equipment do I need to add another output from my
>> in-dash stereo?
> How
>> do I go about accomplishing this? Are there any sites out there that
>> diagram or explain this? Your help is greatly appreciated!
>>
>> James
>
>

[Daniel Snooks]

James wrote
> It is an aftermarket Aiwa CD player. By adding 2 more enclosed
> speakers, I am just trying to increase the robust sound within the
> vehicle. TIA!

As a side note, adding 2 6x9s behind the rear seat of a Cherokee is not
going to increase the robust sound within the vehicle. From the flavour of
your post I would recommend a Bazooka tube (cheap and easy to install).
If you need clarification on anything, just ask.

--
Regards,
Dan Snooks

[KaeZoo]

If you're set on adding two more speakers, you'll need to install a small
2-channel amplifier to run them. Use the Aiwa's RCA outputs to provide
signal for the amp. However, I agree with Dan; 6x9's in enclosures are
usually lacking in bass, and placement behind the seat isn't going to
accomplish anything for your sound quality. I think you'll be much happier
with a amp and sub or an amplified subwoofer like the Bazooka.

"Daniel Snooks" > wrote in message
.. .
> James wrote
> > It is an aftermarket Aiwa CD player. By adding 2 more enclosed
> > speakers, I am just trying to increase the robust sound within the
> > vehicle. TIA!
>
> As a side note, adding 2 6x9s behind the rear seat of a Cherokee is not
> going to increase the robust sound within the vehicle. From the flavour of
> your post I would recommend a Bazooka tube (cheap and easy to install).
> If you need clarification on anything, just ask.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Dan Snooks
>
>