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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat Do not use the stock wire that is there. Just run a new wire using a stiff wire or a wire hanger. Less headache in the
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When I would change speakers back in the day, Id just pull the old one out and wire the new one in using the existing wire. This is frowned upon now? Keep in mind, Ive not installed a system in 15 years. I have a Pioneer 4200NEX and have the itch for some better sound. No subs, just nicer speakers to attach to the HU. I wont be amping. Im not crazy into this...just want some richer sounding music
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