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[Sodium Duck]

No no no, you still simply hook up your positive and negative leads... they are plug and play... It's just that the signal goes through a crossover to split up the signal before it goes to the speaker...

[Shroomster]

Originally Posted by Sodium Duck

No no no, you still simply hook up your positive and negative leads... they are plug and play... It's just that the signal goes through a crossover to split up the signal before it goes to the speaker...

well, I think 09TRD means the connectors are different....

[Sodium Duck]

They're just positive and negative like normal though... There's nothing different.

[IsLNdbOi]

Originally Posted by 09TRD

That Pioneer is REALLY nice. It's a "double DIN," so it fills the factory dash opening with no visible adapter kit.

You do need a double din dash kit unless you have one of the European or Canadian trim pieces from a Yaris that comes with the AVN2210P / TomTom package.

[09TRD]

Originally Posted by Sodium Duck

They're just positive and negative like normal though... There's nothing different.

They're screw terminals, which accept any wire. Most other speaker use blade style terminals.

The guy posting the questions seems to think that every speaker is "plug and play." Virtually none of them are - unless a connector kit is bought from Crutchfield.

The screw terminals eliminate the need for the connector and/or soldering. In that respect they're easier - providing that one knows which wire it "+" and which wire is "-".