Correct Wiring for Replacing Outdoor Speakers

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The Jensen speakers on my 2014 Sundance RV are both blown and I removed them and purchased some Pyle marine speakers to replace them with. However the Jensens have only two connection points and the new speakers have 4. Can I splice them together and connect to my two exterior wires that are in the cavity? I’m not sure which ones to wire together either. Please help!

asked by: Cathi S

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According to the user manual for your Pyle Speakers, each of your Pyle speakers should have four connection points, two of them run to your audio receiver/amplifier, and the other two run to a 12V power source.

We do have an exact replacement for the Jensen speakers you were using previously, # MS5006WR. These should wire up to the existing wiring on your RV, so you wouldn't have to change any of your wiring. Check out the video linked below for more details.

expert reply by: John R

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