Pioneer TS-WX130DA Compact Slim Active Subwoofer - INSTALL (2/3 Install Series)
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- In this video show you how we install a Pioneer TS-WX130DA Compact Slim Active Subwoofer. The TS-WX130DA is extremely compact and slim, and is designed to be installed in various small, tight spaces where conventional subwoofers cannot fit. ✅ amzn.to/37gOckB With the ability to fit under seats, behind seats or inside small storage compartments, the TS-WX130DA features a wide range of vehicle applications.
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Checkout the other videos in this series:
- Unboxing Video here: • Pioneer TS-WX130DA Com...
- Sound Test Video here: • Pioneer TS-WX130DA Com...
The subwoofer combines a built-in 160-watt class D amplifier, deep throw woofer with aluminium cone specially designed acoustic suspension enclosure, and Digital Bass Control, a proprietary technology developed by Pioneer to tailor frequency response and increase the performance, the TS-WX130DA is compact while producing deep, solid bass.
• Aluminum Cone Designed for Compact Body
• Built-In 160 Watts Output Class-D Amplifier
• Digital Bass Control (Selectable Bass Mode: Deep or Dynamic)
• Wired Remote Control (Gain, LPF, Phase, Bass Mode)
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I’m installing this sub tomorrow and going into it with no anxiety at all thanks to your videos. Thanks 👍🏻
The most simple and clear tutorial on TH-cam for this 🙏
FYI, if your head unit doesn't have pre-amp RCA output, the TS-WX130DA can take the input from the speaker wires. I tapped the rear left and right door speaker wires, convert the speaker wire to RCA using a speaker-to-(male)RCA adapter, and finally, connect those RCA cables to the subwoofer.
Any ideas on how to have two of these at the same time I’m really struggling
@James Evans that’s what I wanna know? Did it work for you? Left for 1 sub right for the second?
@nhatqtran that's great to know, thanks for sharing. I'm just wondering does this then affect the rear speakers volume? Or do they still operate as per usual? Cheers!!!
@@harryhayes2048 I'm speculating that the tap doesn't affect the sound of the tapped speaker since the subwoofer is only using that tap as a sound signal, and not using it to power the subwoofer speaker. The amp in the subwoofer drives the subwoofer speaker based on that input sound signal.
Finally I got some useful video on youtube to install subwoofer
You can splice the subwoofer into your speaker wires from your head unit. You don't have to use RCA outputs.
From Crutchfield: . "If you're connecting to a factory radio (or a radio without RCA outputs), you can cut the RCA plugs off of the input harness and splice it to the speaker wires."
I did the exact same thing with another active subwoofer box and it works fine.
Also, if you use speaker level input, you won't need to use a remote power wire.
"Note: If you are using speaker-level inputs, the amplifier will automatically turn itself on when the head unit is turned on. When the head unit is turned off, the amplifier will turn itself off."
Top tip 👍
RCA are superior
Do i need Speaker to RCA converter for that option?
I just installed this sub, cut off the RCAs and wired the input cables to both rear speakers. The sub wouldn't power on though. Ran a remote wire to the accessory wire and it powers on but extremely low volume. Changed the input switch to RCA and all of a sudden it works perfectly sounds great. But my car has an auto door locking feature, and now when I start driving and the doors lock, the sub pops, the volume drops and the signal sounds messy. Any advice would be appreciated, I've tried everything i can think of!
Great video! However" you should have mentioned this unit does "not" come with any RCA connectors! You'll need to purchase those along with a Y adaptor if your going with RCA and not spk method 😀
Excellent video, clear, easy to follow; just need to figure out the wire to positive terminal and good to go! 👍
I just installed this in my 66 mustang. Incredible how it sounds now!! Needed to go in the trunk but I really feel it up front.
Nice! Would prob have a bit more boom in the trunk as well :)
Video Show Me How More than enough! I put sound deadener everywhere, but I have to figure out how to stop the springs underneath the backseat from vibrating!
I admire how you tucked those wires.
Thanks man. Actually saved this. Going to buy and install this weekend if I can. Great video. I may do a video on 1998 Merc because the battery is in the bloody boot. In some ways it makes it easier though.
Nice, cheers man 🤟
Going to connect a MDB aw-10e compacted sub to my corolla soon. Will upload a video as well. This one helps me lot to clarify some issues with regard to my installation. Thank you
Great job. Thorough explanation. Had to go through many videos before I found yours which is a complete explanation. Thank you.
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Thanks
At least i learned how and where you connect that blue wire coming out from my aftermarket unit.
I'm using with it a separate DSP but it looks it needs more settings adjustment.
The bass is lower than i expected.
Car manufacturers should just have this preinstalled...
Edit: obviously as an option. I know they got Bose and Infiniti speakers upgrades but subs are still always missing
Completely agree!!
Every car I have owned has had a sub. 03 Tiburon GT 8" rear sub, 08 G37s 2X 10" Bose door subs, 09 FJ cruiser 8" rear sub. None of these cars are that expensive, most higher trims of cars have an option for a subwoofer.
@@marksjdejong a legit aftermarket option though I'm sure the ones that come with cars are pretty shatty or it might just be a bigger speaker that they use as a subwoofer but it's not built to be a subwoofer like the aftermarket ones are
@@davidgomez5116 they definitely were all subwoofers, proper cross overs, dual coil low ohm rating and a separate amp for the subwoofer. Have you been in many cars with stock subs? That being said my FJ had a horrible stock subwoofer. I put an 8" slim pioneer sub that runs off the two stock 30 watt rms toyota amps (it has half the impedance as the stock sub so peak wattage is doubled and pounds, ill make a video on it)
I was surprised to hear the Alan Walker track as your test track.
Nice!
The U joint video made the job look way to easy and I can't get my old U joint out so good luck with the people watching these videos but it didn't help me at all
Such a easy install you did there man!!
Can't decide between the kenwood ksc-sw11 and this pioneer TS-WX130DA? What do you think I should go for ? Love your video by the way
I prefered the Pioneer
Just ordered two of the 130EA based off of your videos.
Thanks for the content!
I'm hoping two of these should be more than enough for a single cab truck.
Enjoy!
How is it?
I had one of these installed under my seat. Wondering if it's normal to hear a buzzing sound when music is off?. Has a great sound for the size. I'm pleased.
No buzzing from mine? I would check to make sure it is turning off when you turn your stereo off.
@@VideoShowMeHow the light goes off when I turn my car off and the buzzing also goes away . I had a shop install it for me 🤷♂️.
Sounds like you might be getting interference from somewhere (non shielded RCA cables running too close to power cable). Perhaps take back the install shop? Best of luck!
@@VideoShowMeHow thank you:-)
забавно, но все американцы разговаривают одинаково )))))
я не знаю английского, но все понял ))))
думаю такой же саб взять
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I kinda translated what you said, I'm Australian 😁
Easiest and most helpful video I’ve found online. Thanks mate 👍🏽👍🏽
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I ordered this sub. Fantastic video. I don't have the blue lead behind to power the sub.. any suggestions?
You can connect via speaker signal method, I do an install this way for the Kenwood install on the channel (they're almost identical)
@@VideoShowMeHowhanks for the reply. I've got the RCA cables connected fine. Ended up connecting the blue to ant amp (another forum said don't use that one though so I was hesitant) and ended up connecting the yellow to a 12v cigarette live. All working so thanks
High quality how to! Thank you for your good work my friend 🤝
Cheers 👍
been searching so much tutorials no one shows how to properly install the wires at the battery terminal! damn
Thanks for a great video and ur thumbs up on the unit. I have 2 x 12's in my car but my daughter doesn't have the room. Hopefully she is happy with the level of Bass available. It sounded pretty good from TH-cam. I like ur EDM and Shuffle video soundtrack!!
Ah 2x 12s would be tasty! Especially if pumping out some Melbourne shuffle mixes 😁
@@VideoShowMeHow Love the Melbourne Shuffle vids and sounds. That was actually my catalyst for installation in the first place.
Funnily enough, I am running 2 x Pioneer GM-D8604 600w amps, 1 for the Subs and 1 for the Mids/Tweets.
Yo im your 700th subscriber!! Keep up the great work
Woohoo thanks for the support 🤟
Can you do a video for this on the 21 dmax
Do you need to use the remote or can I leave it unplugged ? Just have no where to put it
Great sound from pioneer
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Great video man doing one tomorrow and you really made it simple 👍👍👍👍
Nice video. Thanks.
One question though: did you require a 2:1 RCA lead?
Looks like you went from red/white to a single black connection?
Cheers
I did yes (head unit only had a single RCA out), this will dependant on your headunit. If no RCA you can always use the speak wire signal option, I cover this install method in the Kenwood sub install on the channel
I have one of these but mu problem is since i fix my car removed the negative on the battery and put back on then i turn on the music its not working anymore. I dont know how to bring it back.
I’m getting mine tomorrow and I’m so excited!! I do have a question. I’m a little worried about routing my wire in my engine bay. Do I need to be worried about it melting at all from the heat? Also will normal zip ties be okay in the engine bay? One more, would it be possible to wire my subwoofer power straight to the yellow on my radio? Or is it to many amps and will blow a fuse? Great install video. Definitely the best one out there
Nice! Thanks for your comment. 1) just keep wire along the sides, no prob. 2) zip ties are fine 3) no you'd need 12v power from battery, it's unlikely you had unit would have enough juice to run 😁 p.s love Mario!!!
Video Show Me How Heck Yea I love to see someone else that loves Mario! 😁 No problem for the comment! You are awesome thank you for getting back to me so quickly!
Thank you for the video. Do you have any videos of how to best tuck all the wiring? This is my first install. Thank you in advance.
Thanks for the great instructions! As an aside, what sort of head unit is that?
eBay android special ;)
Superb! Great job and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks mate!! 😂😎🤙🏽
Glad it helped!
awesome vid installed mine today great instructions bud
Cool, they're a decent unit hey
Very helpful. Thanks for the video!
Hey guys with the remote turn on wire, something is already connected to it. Can I just use a connector that allows for two connections from the remote turn on wire?
Yep will be fine. Draws bugger all power, just needs to see a little current to switch the amp on
Very clear how to. Did you secure it under the seat or it it left loose?
cheers mate. yep used two of the brackets that came with and used existing bolt under the seat to secure :)
Question: do you always have to use a Y splitter cable to connect the rca cables to the subwoofer cable on the back of the head unit? Or could you also connect it to the left and right rca?
Found video helpful now to install
Great video, thanks!
Great video! Where did you get the splitter cable thats in between the radio subwoofer plug in and the red/white plugs?
Jaycar but can find online ebay/amazon :)
By directly connecting the power supply to the battery, there will be no continuous power consumption from the battery, which will be manifested by a constantly discharged battery, there should be a power supply connected to the audio fuse using a fuse saddle and thus the subwoofer power supply would take place by turning the ignition key or card after +12v after ignition (translete in google ;) )
It's perfectly fine to connect the subwoofer directly to the battery.The whole point of connecting the blue wire from the head unit is that the subwoofer will only be powered when the head unit is switched on.
For dual sub, one on each seat , it’s possible to control both with the same remote at the same time?
yeah possibly, could use a 3.5 splitter, haven't tested but I think that could work
Howdy, just come across this video (and your channel) because I'm getting one of these subs for Xmas. Thanks for the video, I found it useful. I have two (2) observations to make:
1. you didn't say what sort of tape you wrapped that connection with about halfway thro' (it was speeded up), but it looked very much like PVC tape to me (erroneously called 'insulation tape' by many). PVC tape will unwind and leave behind a sticky horrible mess in no time flat in a car interior. Much better to use heatshrink tube or self amalgamating tape
2. The hands and blue gloves style❗ Very ChrisFix, lol. You even sound a little like him too. Was this deliberate?
Rock on 🤘
Hey bud thanks for the comment! Nope not channeling Chris, to be honest first few vids these were the gloves I had and it just stuck. Plus I like blue 😁 I'm not in any of the vids (as the goal is just to film stuff I enjoy to help others who might be tackling the same projects) so the gloves was just to make it a bit more interesting. Unsure if I sound like him though.. am Australian 😬😃 Enjoy the sub install for Christmas!! 🎄🎄
@@VideoShowMeHow maybe the visuals were playing into my brains hearing?? I was listening on my laptop speakers tho', so sound quality wasn't the 'best'.
I'm looking forward to it - my system isn't 'lacking' bass (Hertz EV165.5 in the doors), but I just want to "prop" it up a bit more - I listen to classic rock.
Wonder if you could hook up 2 of these up under front seats and reg sub box in trunk
How did you run the power wire with the fuse through the firewall? Did you have to cut the wire and put it back together?
Yes from memory I had to
hey, just purchased this unit and i’m just wondering what cable you ran from the rca out of the head unit to the rca in on the sub is that a Y splitter cable?
Yep
Can I install this to my existing car amplifier ?
No need, had built in. You could link to the remote wire though saving t you digging for on ✌️
Thanks for the video, very helpful
Hi awsome video very clear instructions, however the sub out port from head unit you had a black cable that was not in your tray. Did you buy this as a extra?
Yeah I needed too as the head unit didn't have RCA outputs. An alternative is to use the speak wire (installed it this way in the kenwood one on the channel)
Hey mate, thank for this. Will be a huge help when mine gets delivered. did you need to buy anything additional to mount the wiring to the car battery?
No had everything, I think I may have used a different ring terminal but otherwise ok 👍 Good luck with your install.
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i dont have AMP CON wire in my head unit but i have the ACC wire (red wire) ,can i connect my amp to this wire to remote start it when i turn on the car ? does this ACC wire do the same job as AMP CON ?
Possibly. Get a test light, connect to it and turn your ignition to acc mode and confirm there's power. You could connect using the speaker connect as mentioned in a previous comment as you then don't need this wire.
Thanks for your help dude.
Np bud 👍
@@VideoShowMeHow I upgraded all the speakers to Pioneer in my EP3. I didn't wanna fit a massive sub in the boot like a spotty 18 year old virgin so I decided to put this bad boy under the driver seat. It produces a decent amount of bass and at certain frequencies an interesting sensation in the ball bag area. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their sound system :)
Good job man!👍
Love it, easy to understand very clear instructions
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
best installation video out there! thanks a lot
Thanks 🤙
Hey mate, I'm planning to install this subwoofer in my car with the stock head unit and a line output converter. How should I adjust the gain on the line output converter or the best setting for this sub ? Like the gain, frequency, phase and bass mode on the remote as well. Thanks !
Thank you very much. Big help 🙏
Glad it helped
Great video. Would you recommend buying another amp for the speakers even though the sub already has one integrated into it?
Another amp for the speakers you could, not needed for the sub (powers itself) 👌
2015 Camry. I'm thinkin something like this. Maybe passenger seat. I need me room.
Has someone installed this subwoofer in a Scirocco III?
I would be very happy to hear from testimonials 🙂
Is it best to install it under the car seat or underneath glove box?
Wherever you've got the space mate, I'd consider rattles though, if it's resting or up against something it could get a bit of rattle action going which takes about 3 mins flat before being annoying! 😁
Why does power wire need to go directly to the battery but not say a wire tap to the fuse box inside the cabin?
Because the sub can draw up to 10 amps so you're best to give it is own feed as recommended by Pioneer 👍 Hope this helps 🙂
@@VideoShowMeHow That would be something I’m not comfortable with just yet. My car has a 15A fuse for rear fogs and a 20A for deicer, neither of which my car has. Would either be safe to use?
Great vid, is there any way the power can be ran to the fuse box instead of going to the battery?
Thanks! Yeah you could, would just need to find an open spot that could handle 10 Amps
Awesome, thanks mate!
did u use a y connector to connect the sub RCA ? there are also left and right out for the RCA, do u just leave them out ?
Was expecting a hey guys Chris fix here
Not quite :) Can I ask what made you think that? The video style, thumbnail, title? Can't be the accent 😁Any feedback is always welcome
@@VideoShowMeHow it was the latex gloves and the way you pointed to things with them lol.
@@prestonsserious oh ok cool cool. I'm not in any of the vids (they're all about the how-to!) hence the hands and the glove thing has just stuck from early vids :) Anyway, having fun and hopefully helping, thanks for the feedback! ✌️
Hey mate. Got it all connected and when I turn the key on there is no light popping up on the remote and it’s not getting any power to the system, yellow wire is running straight to battery black is going to the seat for the ground and blue is going to the back of the head unit
Fuse in? I'd grab a test light make sure there's power coming to the unit
@@VideoShowMeHow hey on the back of my head unit there isn’t a blue wire should I just tap into something else to get the unit to turn on
Yeah could tap into a circuit that only has power when the car is on. I'd use a test light in your fuse box to find one then use an 'add a fuse' like I've used in the spotlight videos
I am using RCA outs on back of head unit but I don't have a remote port, any ideas ?
Would the sub be fine if I just Velcro tape it under seat? I don't want any drilling done.
Yeah that'd prob do the job 👍
@@VideoShowMeHow Ok thanks. One more question. I notice you put it under driver seat. Is that the ideal place for it as opposed to the passenger seat?
@@lilmario0 much of a muchness really bud, up to you 👍
There should be a couple brackets in the kit too, so depending on the car sometimes there's some bolts under the seat you can easily bolt too
Why is it recommended to tap straight into the battery and not a fuse tap?
You're drawing up to 10amps, prefer it's own connection/conductor
Hi, i had an edge 750 watts active subwoofer but its been taking to much boot Space so i ordered the pionier, the question is can i use the same wiring i had for the edge?
Can't see why not, the pioneer is less power than what you had so that wiring should be fine 👍
Great video - thanks, one question with the RCA connection - did you have to purchase additional length of cable as the cable supplied is only 100mm long
Hey mate, cheers. No I didn't it ended up being more than enough for me with the sub under the drivers seat. If you were mounting it elsewhere aka the trunk/boot you'd need to get another longer one
@ekim andersom assuming he meant 100cm :)
@@VideoShowMeHow No the cable supplied with my unit (just purchased) only had a 10cm (100mm) RCA cable so we needed to purchase a longer RCA cable.
Hi
Did you purchased extra RCA cable to enable you complete your subwoofer installation? The rca cable supplied with my sub woofer is too short as well. Please let me know. Thanks.
Dan Dan yes it cost me about $11 for 5 mtr cable and it did the job
Do you also hook up your existing car speakers on this amp?
Hi, great video :), i installed a portable sub in my car, when the car is in accessory mode or in idle the sub sounds pretty good, but once i start driving the sub sounds really weak, any idea on what might be affecting it. Installed in a Toyota Camry
I would prob suggest the extra road noise etc makes it seem less loud. I guess these are never going to be the same as a bigger sub and amp... Maybe you just need a second one 😁
As I just mentioned Camry I saw this. Hm
Is it possible to match the clipping(thd) of the sub with my head unit as the gain is controlled via the remote?
Poss, depends on the head unit
Hi mate one question how how did you secure the sub under the seat or is it fine just to sit it there
Yep secured with the tabs that's come with the unit
Hi, is it really necessary to get a 'Y' adapter in order to plug in left & right terminal on the sub? Can I just plug in either left/right? Will it work the same?
Just depends on your head unit. Give it a shot 👍
Did you try putting in 1 rca cable in left or right or Y cable? How did it work out?
Great Video mate. Does it make any difference using gold plated phono RCA? thanks
Nah
thanks
The TS-WX130DA has a 10Amp fuse. Instead of connecting the yellow wire (hot wire) to the battery, would it be simpler to connect it to an interior accessory fuse with a 10Amp or higher?
You could, just you're adding to that circuit that may for example already be using 5amps, sub full draw is 10amp so could be popping fuses. I just have always prefered to run subs direct :)
I can’t find those black RCA cables anywhere...
Here you are: amzn.to/2OAbqhk
We use same subwoofer man
Hi If I wanted to disregard the remote wire do I just join it with a live?
You got it. Would just need a 12v feed
I recently bought this sub and a compact pioneer amp I was wondering if I can connect both the power cables into one wire to run off the positive batery terminal? Will that be safe
Hey Johnny mate so long as your power wire is large enough it will be fine. Make sure you run the appropriate fuse as well :) Enjoy!
Wait, you got this sub AND an amp? Assuming the amp is to run seperate speaker?
@@VideoShowMeHow yeah the amp is to power some additional speakers that I've added I just noticed that the power wires are a pretty thin gauge so what I was going to do was just connected them togther before the fuse then run a single wire to the battery
I got the pioneer gm-d1004 compact amp
amazing video
Great video one question though i bought a car witch has the sound system wire it it for a monster but want to know if i can re use any of it
Thanks 👍 You might be able to use some of it, I'd recommend checking out what wires go where, might save you needing to route new ones
Cheers mate, Brilliant.
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Mooi filmpje, maar Euh, bang voor vieze vingers?
Great video
Cheers
Hi - very interestting video - I’ve just purchased the pioneer subwoofer. On my head unit I have a single wire only which is labelled subwoofer line out, so was wondering how I can connect that to the 2 RCA connections supplied with the amplifier. Much appreciate it if you can help to provide some guidance, as at a loss how to do it.
You can connect via speaker wire, checkout the Kenwood install, shows this method 👍
@@VideoShowMeHow Thanks alot for the super quick response - much appreciated 👍 That clears the point in my mind now to be able get the install tackled - super video!!!!
How did you mount the sub? Did you just sit it there or drill holes in the floor?
Used the brackets that came with the kit and used existing bolts under the seat 👍
@@VideoShowMeHow cheers! Thanks for that!
was the black cable splitter at 5:23 included with the sub?
Hey mate, no I needed to get this 2-1 cable because my head unit only had a single sub output RCA
@@VideoShowMeHow yeah its the same with my head unit. Cheers for the answer.
Hi. I've installed same underseat sub like yours hook up to my android player which have sub out at the back of the unit just like yours. Everything goes well and the sub turn on when I turn my engine on. But the sub didn't produce bass sound. Only normal sound. I've try to adjust the gain from the remote but seems like no effect at all. What have I done wrong?
MrStanzar you don’t have the crossover set properly. You need to filter the audio (low pass x-over) you’re currently running full range through your sub.
Hi... I’m such an amateur when it comes to things like this. I’m worried I’d break something. Okay so... I have a Sony radio and at the back it has left and right ports for an RCA cable. But, it also has a ‘sub rear audio out’ I’m slightly confused by it. Do I just use the left and right ones?
All good, it's all learning! The sub out will be for plugging directly to an amp. Good news is you've got options. I would just use the left and right RCA outputs, easiest :)
Video Show Me How Thank you. 😊
Thanks for the video! I am in doubt on how to fix the sub woofer to the floor under the passenger seat without removing the seat ... Can it be done? What' is your method on doing so? And since I would like to install it as in the video, with the RCA cable -shielded, can it go along with the other cables or they'll produce noise? Thanks for the help!
Hey thanks for the comment! 1) I used the brackets that came with the sub and some existing bolts under the seat. I've only attached one of them and has been fine so far even 4wding 2) I would recommend shielded RCA like you said and you 'should' be right. Maybe don't full tuck everything away until you test to see if you get any noise so then you can adjust in need
@@VideoShowMeHow I hope not to have audio noise, otherwise I will have to separate them and make a hole in the carpet to get the cable out of the central tunnel, which I'd rather avoid! Thanks for the help, much appreciated!