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1993 - 2002 Pontiac Firebird / Camaro Front Door Speaker Install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2019
- Parts used linked in the description below!
Watch a full tutorial as a 2000 Pontiac Firebird will have a brand new NVX 6.5" VSP65KIT component speakers installed Installed. These speakers will be run off an aftermarket NVX amplifier to provide a higher output than the aftermarket radio resulting in cleaner, more powerful sound quality.
This video applies to Pontiac (and some Chevy Camaro) models for years 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2002. This video shows door panel removal, speaker wiring, re-installation, and testing.
Factory Monsoon Amplifier Wiring Diagram:
Dark Green - Right Front Speaker (Negative)
Orange - Right Front Speaker (Positive)
Light Blue - Left Front Speaker (Negative)
Dark Blue - Left Front Speaker (Positive)
White - Right Rear Speaker (Positive)
Grey - Right Rear Speaker (Negative)
Purple - Left Rear Speaker (Negative)
Red - Left Rear Speaker (Positive)
Click here to see the Radio install video:
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Click here to see the backup Camera install video:
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Click here to see the 5 channel amp install video:
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Click here to see the rear speakers install video:
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Parts Used (Amazon Associate / eBay Partner Paid Links):
*NVX 6.5" VSP65KIT component speakers: amzn.to/3qnxv13
--Recommended Component speakers: amzn.to/3vVgA73
*Metra 72-4568 Speaker Wiring Harness Adapters: amzn.to/3dKSXIq
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The firebird has its own crossover for the tweeters
Can confirm
Where do you put the tweeter in the door on a Camaro?
What size n kind are the tweeters
Has anyone mounted tweeters in the A pillars or dash? I don't like the stock soundstage at my feet.
Thanks for the vid. New firebird owner. My only gripe is we all have cracked doors XD
Remove your door panels and on the top black weather stripping (where the window goes down into the door when you roll it down), remove all the staples holding the black trim on. The staples didn’t let the the plastic contract with the cold and heat so the plastic would crack instead. Replace all the staples with zip ties, you will need to drill out the staple holes to make them bigger. Then reinstall and it won’t get any worse. I was lucky enough to stop mine before the cracked. I’ll get my video uploaded to TH-cam one day showing how I did it.
@@Bird-dl7xs i seen a video of that somewhere. Mine were cracked when i got it. So i gotta find new door panels and modify those before they crack
@@noesparks337 I had a small crack on one of mine. I got it pushed back together like it should be. Used tape on the front side to hold it together, then took JB plastic adhesive and glued the crack on the backside. Kept the crack together. Not near as noticeable, something to try until you find new door panels. Those can be a dick to find depending on color. Good luck
Can you do a video on bose systems. I have a 96 camaro rs with bose system. I I like to replace my door speakers.
What is the size of that NVX Tweeter or model number? TY!
He nice if you helped out the camaro guys that don't have separate tweeters
Do you sell these speakers, adapters, etc? If so, do you sell an entire collection of all the speakers, tweeters, crossovers, amplifiers, connectors, etc. for a 98-02 F-Body? I’m wanting to replace all the speakers, head unit, factory amp, and upgrade to something better sounding. My speakers are basically blown. I’ve been searching but getting confused on what I need. If there was one big option to buy it all together then I would be a happy customer. Let me know. Thank you
Can I run those front speakers with tweeters without the crossover? No interest in a subwoofer.
Crossovers are required if they come with the speaker set. They protect the speaker from frequencies it cannot handle. You can alternatively find a speaker set with integrated crossovers to eliminate the need for an external setup like ours.
What's a crossover?
A crossover separates the high and low signals and blocks the chosen frequency to keep from killing the tweets with bass signals, or to keep from killing subs with distortion from high frequency signals.
I got a pair of speakers and just soldered the stock connector to them and put them in the car do you think that would cause my tweeter to not work? because they don’t seem as loud
If you have the monsoon amplifier still in operation, generally that Monsoon amp put's out it's power around 2 ohms for this channel, and depending on how you have it wired, it may be 4 ohms. Raising the impedance will lower the sensitivity making the speaker sound quieter. What we did on this Firebird is we also added a 5 channel amp and bypassed the monsoon amplifier for much better volume and performance.
@@ProvoBeastAudio all I did was take out the mid range speaker and connect those 2 wires to the speaker. Stock tweeter and no crossover, do you think if I hooked up the stock tweeter connection to the high connection on my aftermarket speaker would make it louder?
What amp did you use or what do you recommend? I'm running a pioneer touch screen head unit