Jeezus why isn't this in the manual. For the life of me i could not figure out why the high pass settings on the deck were affecting my amp & sub. Now i know, the sub setting in "initial" must be wrong (didn't even know they were there) THANK YOU!
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Hi! Just wondering what the best overall settings would be for a 12inch subwoofer with a built in amp, and 2 6x9 coaxial speakers with another amp, when using the exact head unit featured in your video? Your help would be much appreciated.
I am very happy to help, but I have a few questions first. How are your amps and speakers connected now? For example on the subwoofer with built in amp: Is this connected to the in-dash receiver through speaker level or RCA input? Does the sub have it's own built in crossover? On the 6x9's and amp. How is this amp connected to the in-dash receiver? Speaker level or RCA input? Is there a crossover on the amplifier? Is the crossover and HPF or LPF? Do you have one pair of 6x9 speakers in the system? Or 2 pair of speakers and a subwoofer?
Deckerd Otto thanks for replying and offfering to help! How do I know if it’s connected via rca to the head unit? I think it is; head unit has 4 sockets in the back of it. I have one pair of aftermarket 6x9 speakers located on the parcel shelf. The speaker amp has 2 low input and 2 low output sockets. There are 2 rca (if that’s the correct name) wires plugged into the R and L low input sockets. The low output sockets are unused. The amp also has a gain control, HPF and LPF controls, a crossover control and bass boost control - each control/switch is on a neutral/ halfway setting or zero. The 12inch subwoofer built in amp has rca as well and has frequency, bass boost and gain controls. The speak amp crossover switch has LPF and HPF written on it. The subwoofer amp doesn’t have a crossover switch, just a frequency knob. I hope that answers some of your questions?
The Red and White ( most commonly Red for Right and White for Left) sockets on the back of the in-dash receiver or on the amplifier are commonly called RCA inputs or outputs. This is used to send audio signal from the in-dash receiver to other components in the system. You said the speaker amplifier is using RCA connections. That's good. How does the subwoofer get signal from the in-dash receiver? RCA? Or Speaker level/high input? Next, do a simple test on your system. In the Audio Controls go to the Fader control and fade all the way to the front. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/wst2QI9unHs/видео.html What happens to the sound? Is it out of the 6x9's? or the subwoofer? or both? Now adjust the fader all the way to the rear. What happens to the sound? This will help us understand how the system is wired.
Deckerd Otto the subwoofer is connected to the in-dash receiver via RCA inputs. When I adjust the fader one way, all of the sound comes through the 2 front door factory speakers. The other way, through the 2 aftermarket 6x9s. The subwoofer doesn’t play a part.
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RCA outputs are used to operate external amplifiers. DEH-X2700UI has one set of RCA outputs. The RCA's can be used as Full Range output or Subwoofer output. Check out this video for more information about DEH-X2700UI ruclips.net/video/K-wjoKFiqRU/видео.html
RCA outputs are low level outputs designed to send an audio signal to an external amplifier. RCA outputs by themselves are not meant to run speakers. A great way to add some bass to your system is with a Self Powered subwoofer like the Pioneer TS-WX1010A or 1210A seen here: ruclips.net/video/lbLvvzvvLro/видео.html These are very affordable, easy to install and sound great. Many Pioneer receivers, the DEH-X2700UI included, are capable of operating one small subwoofer (think 8 inch subwoofer, no bigger) on the Rear Speaker Outputs with no external amplifier needed. The system could be set up like this: 2 Speakers in the front of the vehicle running off of the Front Speaker Outputs from the in-dash receiver. And one small subwoofer running from the Rear Speaker Outputs from the in-dash receiver. You can find more videos about Pioneer Subwoofers here: ruclips.net/video/yD_vHbTkHuU/видео.html You can find more How To videos about Pioneer in-dash receivers here: ruclips.net/video/hVB7qSDRNCc/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
so i bought this headunit without a external amp and i build 2 jbl gto963 that i puted behind the backseats under the glass and i noticed when i give every speaker a output from a headunit ( lets say i got 2 front speakers that took 2 outputs from the headunit and the 2 jbl il back that took 2 outputs ) so i noticed that all the bass dies in the jbl but when i put them together at the same output they give me a good bass? do you think putting them in the same output will lower their real performance ? or if it dosnt can i add 2 extra tweeters for the back seat in the remain output? i would love if you can help me
Please watch this Pioneer how to video about wiring your Pioneer receiver's speaker outputs: ruclips.net/video/kR2MO2kwFug/видео.html Please be sure to wire your speakers with the proper positive and negative connections to the in-dash receiver. Switching the +/- or -/+ wiring can cause out of phase cancelation and make all of the bass go away. The Pioneer DEH-X2700UI is designed to operate up to 4 speakers from it's internal amplifier. This is typically setup as two speakers in the front of the vehicle and 2 in the back. Or two speakers in the front and one small subwoofer in the back. You can't just add more speakers into the system. This may cause the impedance on the internal amplifier to drop and cause the amp to overheat and shut down. The JBL speakers you mentioned are rated at 2.3 ohms impedance. This is already lower than what is recommend for the Pioneer DEH-X2700UI internal amplifier. If you want better performance please consider an external amplifier like the Pioneer GM-A4704 seen here: ruclips.net/video/fMhhj6MfnMI/видео.html or the Pioneer GM-ME300X4C seen here: ruclips.net/video/q7WXt3aHInQ/видео.html You can find more videos about Pioneer amplifiers here: ruclips.net/video/99Hfmc8QxVc/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Dre DjKaliber Griffin Use settings: Rear/Sub connect RCA out to SUB AMP connect the rear speaker output wires to LINE OUT converter and then feed the HIGH amp. If ur High amp already has High level in, then u donot need the LINE OUT converter.
Hi there can you please explain what is the reverse mode for the subwoofer,because when I choose that option,the sound of the subwoofer changes completely,is it wrong to keep the subwoofer on the reverse mode instead of the normal mode?
Normal and reverse mode for the subwoofer refer to the phase of the output. In some installations, changing the subwoofer phase can have a great effect on the system. That's why the setting is there to use. Both normal and reverse are perfectly good to use. Try them both and choose the one that you like the best.
I'm not aware of any subwoofer settings available on the Pioneer DEH-1350mp. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
I'm not familiar with the Pioneer DEH-2950MP. However, I believe it's operation is very similar to Pioneer DEH-1200MP. The Pioneer DEH-1200MP is an entry level receiver manufactured back in 2009, and does not have a subwoofer control setting. I think you can't find the subwoofer controls because the receiver does not have subwoofer controls. For this receiver, I recommend to use the RCA outputs to an amplifier that has it's own subwoofer crossover built in. Run a full range signal from the in-dash receiver to the external amplifier and use the crossover settings on the amplifier for your subwoofer control. You can find many videos about more modern Pioneer receivers with built-in subwoofer controls here: ruclips.net/video/4xf-rc9IEok/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics By the way, the Cap Lock on your keyboard appears to be sticking.
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hi, my pioneer 1590UB does not respond to remote control. Remote Control is ok, i changed the battery cell of the remote also but it does not work. What to do?
I recommend to test the wireless remote control on a different Pioneer in-dash receiver of a friends car or at a store. If the remote control operates a different receiver, you'll know the issue is with the DEH-1590UB. This is a very old in-dash receiver and it might need cleaned. If it's not the remote control, I recommend to clean the face of the in-dash receiver with a lightly damp cloth and wipe off the remote eye. Next to remove the detachable face and clean the copper contacts on the face and on the in-dash receiver. The Pioneer DEH-1590UB was first manufactured back in 2011. It's possible the remote eye on the product has failed and needs to be repaired or replaced. You can find more videos on Pioneer's You Tube Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
@@deckerdotto6035 I appreciate your valuable guidance. Thanx a lot for the tip. I shall let u know when the issue is fixed....Best Regards, Gurpreet Singh, Delhi, India
If you have a subwoofer, you want it to only play the low bass frequencies. And if you have a tweeter in your system you want it to only play the high frequencies. A crossover is used to send only the low frequencies to the subwoofer. The subwoofer crossover is called an LPF or low pass filter. A different kind of crossover is used to send only the high frequencies to the tweeter. The tweeter crossover is called an HPF or high pass filter. You can learn more about what a crossover does in this video: ruclips.net/video/WvJXYh6vk_0/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
I'm not aware of any subwoofer settings available on the Pioneer DEH-1350mp. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
There are a number of ways to increase the bass output. You can use the built in equalizer. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/DfKhYoNHrUY/видео.html You can use the bass boost. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/wst2QI9unHs/видео.html
It sounds like your subwoofer amplifier is going into protection mode and shutting down to protect itself from damage. This could be caused by many different reasons. Some simple things to check are the ground connection for the amplifier, and the impedance shown to the amplifier. What is the Pioneer subwoofer model number? What is the Pioneer subwoofer amplifier model number? You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Please be more specific with your question. What is the model number of your Pioneer in-dash receiver? What are you trying to do with the receiver? If the vehicle on? and the receiver off?
The Pioneer DEH-X2700UI as well as many other more modern Pioneer receivers, have subwoofer output controls built into the in-dash receiver. You can use RCA cables that run from the back of the in-dash receiver to the subwoofer amplifier to deliver the audio signal. You can manipulate that signal before it gets to the amplifier with the in-dash receiver. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Pioneer DEH-X2700UI does have built in Bluetooth. For a Bluetooth enabled in-dash receiver please consider Pioneer SPH-10BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/2X0_WyTEMp0/видео.html Pioneer MVH-S310BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/3OUfcKQ4nUA/видео.html or Pioneer DEH-S4120BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/RHIJrVI37ac/видео.html You can find more videos on Pioneer's You Tube Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Jeezus why isn't this in the manual. For the life of me i could not figure out why the high pass settings on the deck were affecting my amp & sub. Now i know, the sub setting in "initial" must be wrong (didn't even know they were there) THANK YOU!
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Great video! Very helpful!!👍🏻
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Hi! Just wondering what the best overall settings would be for a 12inch subwoofer with a built in amp, and 2 6x9 coaxial speakers with another amp, when using the exact head unit featured in your video?
Your help would be much appreciated.
I am very happy to help, but I have a few questions first. How are your amps and speakers connected now? For example on the subwoofer with built in amp: Is this connected to the in-dash receiver through speaker level or RCA input? Does the sub have it's own built in crossover? On the 6x9's and amp. How is this amp connected to the in-dash receiver? Speaker level or RCA input? Is there a crossover on the amplifier? Is the crossover and HPF or LPF? Do you have one pair of 6x9 speakers in the system? Or 2 pair of speakers and a subwoofer?
Deckerd Otto thanks for replying and offfering to help!
How do I know if it’s connected via rca to the head unit? I think it is; head unit has 4 sockets in the back of it.
I have one pair of aftermarket 6x9 speakers located on the parcel shelf.
The speaker amp has 2 low input and 2 low output sockets. There are 2 rca (if that’s the correct name) wires plugged into the R and L low input sockets. The low output sockets are unused. The amp also has a gain control, HPF and LPF controls, a crossover control and bass boost control - each control/switch is on a neutral/ halfway setting or zero.
The 12inch subwoofer built in amp has rca as well and has frequency, bass boost and gain controls.
The speak amp crossover switch has LPF and HPF written on it.
The subwoofer amp doesn’t have a crossover switch, just a frequency knob.
I hope that answers some of your questions?
The Red and White ( most commonly Red for Right and White for Left) sockets on the back of the in-dash receiver or on the amplifier are commonly called RCA inputs or outputs. This is used to send audio signal from the in-dash receiver to other components in the system. You said the speaker amplifier is using RCA connections. That's good. How does the subwoofer get signal from the in-dash receiver? RCA? Or Speaker level/high input? Next, do a simple test on your system. In the Audio Controls go to the Fader control and fade all the way to the front. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/wst2QI9unHs/видео.html What happens to the sound? Is it out of the 6x9's? or the subwoofer? or both? Now adjust the fader all the way to the rear. What happens to the sound? This will help us understand how the system is wired.
Deckerd Otto the subwoofer is connected to the in-dash receiver via RCA inputs.
When I adjust the fader one way, all of the sound comes through the 2 front door factory speakers. The other way, through the 2 aftermarket 6x9s. The subwoofer doesn’t play a part.
Does the subwoofer power up, is there a power indicator on the subwoofer amplifier, when the in-dash receiver is powered up and playing music?
Helped out a lot thank you 🙏🏽
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Hii Bro very good and help full
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hi ! thanks a lot ! it was very helpful .
Can you you use the back amp hookups to dercitly plug into the sub woofer?
Yes you can run a small subwoofer on the rear speaker outputs. Check out this video for more information: ruclips.net/video/K-wjoKFiqRU/видео.html
Are you able to run rear speakers off the rca as well as the sub? I wanna also run 6'9s off the amp to run it clear .
RCA outputs are used to operate external amplifiers. DEH-X2700UI has one set of RCA outputs. The RCA's can be used as Full Range output or Subwoofer output.
Check out this video for more information about DEH-X2700UI ruclips.net/video/K-wjoKFiqRU/видео.html
hi, great Vidoe!
does it mean that I can use the Rear RCA for Subwoofer wuthout using an AMP? or I still need an AMP?
RCA outputs are low level outputs designed to send an audio signal to an external amplifier. RCA outputs by themselves are not meant to run speakers.
A great way to add some bass to your system is with a Self Powered subwoofer like the Pioneer TS-WX1010A or 1210A seen here: ruclips.net/video/lbLvvzvvLro/видео.html These are very affordable, easy to install and sound great.
Many Pioneer receivers, the DEH-X2700UI included, are capable of operating one small subwoofer (think 8 inch subwoofer, no bigger) on the Rear Speaker Outputs with no external amplifier needed. The system could be set up like this: 2 Speakers in the front of the vehicle running off of the Front Speaker Outputs from the in-dash receiver. And one small subwoofer running from the Rear Speaker Outputs from the in-dash receiver. You can find more videos about Pioneer Subwoofers here: ruclips.net/video/yD_vHbTkHuU/видео.html You can find more How To videos about Pioneer in-dash receivers here: ruclips.net/video/hVB7qSDRNCc/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
so i bought this headunit without a external amp and i build 2 jbl gto963 that i puted behind the backseats under the glass and i noticed when i give every speaker a output from a headunit ( lets say i got 2 front speakers that took 2 outputs from the headunit and the 2 jbl il back that took 2 outputs ) so i noticed that all the bass dies in the jbl but when i put them together at the same output they give me a good bass? do you think putting them in the same output will lower their real performance ? or if it dosnt can i add 2 extra tweeters for the back seat in the remain output? i would love if you can help me
Please watch this Pioneer how to video about wiring your Pioneer receiver's speaker outputs: ruclips.net/video/kR2MO2kwFug/видео.html Please be sure to wire your speakers with the proper positive and negative connections to the in-dash receiver. Switching the +/- or -/+ wiring can cause out of phase cancelation and make all of the bass go away. The Pioneer DEH-X2700UI is designed to operate up to 4 speakers from it's internal amplifier. This is typically setup as two speakers in the front of the vehicle and 2 in the back. Or two speakers in the front and one small subwoofer in the back. You can't just add more speakers into the system. This may cause the impedance on the internal amplifier to drop and cause the amp to overheat and shut down.
The JBL speakers you mentioned are rated at 2.3 ohms impedance. This is already lower than what is recommend for the Pioneer DEH-X2700UI internal amplifier. If you want better performance please consider an external amplifier like the Pioneer GM-A4704 seen here: ruclips.net/video/fMhhj6MfnMI/видео.html or the Pioneer GM-ME300X4C seen here: ruclips.net/video/q7WXt3aHInQ/видео.html You can find more videos about Pioneer amplifiers here: ruclips.net/video/99Hfmc8QxVc/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
i want to run two amps, one for highs and one for subs. what settings should I use
If you still need help with this, you'd want to set it to Rear/rear, else the highs would also be getting the subwoofer settings.
Dre DjKaliber Griffin
Use settings:
Rear/Sub
connect RCA out to SUB AMP
connect the rear speaker output wires to LINE OUT converter and then feed the HIGH amp. If ur High amp already has High level in, then u donot need the LINE OUT converter.
Hi there can you please explain what is the reverse mode for the subwoofer,because when I choose that option,the sound of the subwoofer changes completely,is it wrong to keep the subwoofer on the reverse mode instead of the normal mode?
Normal and reverse mode for the subwoofer refer to the phase of the output. In some installations, changing the subwoofer phase can have a great effect on the system. That's why the setting is there to use. Both normal and reverse are perfectly good to use. Try them both and choose the one that you like the best.
Deckerd Otto Thanks bro,I really appreciate your answer 👍👍
I have a repro pioneer deh-1350 mp how can I set the subwoofer function please
I'm not aware of any subwoofer settings available on the Pioneer DEH-1350mp. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
How to turn ON SUBWOOFER output on my Pioneer DEH-2950MP coz can't find any details even in PDF manual.
I'm not familiar with the Pioneer DEH-2950MP. However, I believe it's operation is very similar to Pioneer DEH-1200MP. The Pioneer DEH-1200MP is an entry level receiver manufactured back in 2009, and does not have a subwoofer control setting. I think you can't find the subwoofer controls because the receiver does not have subwoofer controls. For this receiver, I recommend to use the RCA outputs to an amplifier that has it's own subwoofer crossover built in. Run a full range signal from the in-dash receiver to the external amplifier and use the crossover settings on the amplifier for your subwoofer control. You can find many videos about more modern Pioneer receivers with built-in subwoofer controls here: ruclips.net/video/4xf-rc9IEok/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics By the way, the Cap Lock on your keyboard appears to be sticking.
hai
wear is connect speaker ware for amplifare or car sterio ?
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hi, my pioneer 1590UB does not respond to remote control. Remote Control is ok, i changed the battery cell of the remote also but it does not work. What to do?
I recommend to test the wireless remote control on a different Pioneer in-dash receiver of a friends car or at a store. If the remote control operates a different receiver, you'll know the issue is with the DEH-1590UB. This is a very old in-dash receiver and it might need cleaned. If it's not the remote control, I recommend to clean the face of the in-dash receiver with a lightly damp cloth and wipe off the remote eye. Next to remove the detachable face and clean the copper contacts on the face and on the in-dash receiver. The Pioneer DEH-1590UB was first manufactured back in 2011. It's possible the remote eye on the product has failed and needs to be repaired or replaced. You can find more videos on Pioneer's You Tube Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
@@deckerdotto6035 I appreciate your valuable guidance. Thanx a lot for the tip. I shall let u know when the issue is fixed....Best Regards, Gurpreet Singh, Delhi, India
What does a crossover do?
If you have a subwoofer, you want it to only play the low bass frequencies. And if you have a tweeter in your system you want it to only play the high frequencies. A crossover is used to send only the low frequencies to the subwoofer. The subwoofer crossover is called an LPF or low pass filter. A different kind of crossover is used to send only the high frequencies to the tweeter. The tweeter crossover is called an HPF or high pass filter. You can learn more about what a crossover does in this video: ruclips.net/video/WvJXYh6vk_0/видео.html and you can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Deckerd Otto thanks a million
Tengo un pioneer deh-1350 mp como le puedo colocar esa función de subwoofer por favor me pueden colaborar
I'm not aware of any subwoofer settings available on the Pioneer DEH-1350mp. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
How to increase the bass in this system please....
There are a number of ways to increase the bass output. You can use the built in equalizer. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/DfKhYoNHrUY/видео.html You can use the bass boost. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/wst2QI9unHs/видео.html
Why is my subwoofer play sometime it just cut off
It sounds like your subwoofer amplifier is going into protection mode and shutting down to protect itself from damage. This could be caused by many different reasons. Some simple things to check are the ground connection for the amplifier, and the impedance shown to the amplifier. What is the Pioneer subwoofer model number? What is the Pioneer subwoofer amplifier model number? You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
When I press the volume button after turning it off, absolutely nothing happens.
Please be more specific with your question. What is the model number of your Pioneer in-dash receiver? What are you trying to do with the receiver? If the vehicle on? and the receiver off?
@@pioneerelectronics I figured out my issue, thanks. I was trying to set up my DEH-1500MP for an amp.
U mean subwoofer to amp?
The Pioneer DEH-X2700UI as well as many other more modern Pioneer receivers, have subwoofer output controls built into the in-dash receiver. You can use RCA cables that run from the back of the in-dash receiver to the subwoofer amplifier to deliver the audio signal. You can manipulate that signal before it gets to the amplifier with the in-dash receiver. You can find more videos on Pioneer's RUclips Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics
Meine Einstellungen bleiben nicht gespeichert, wie ich sie haben will.
hast du immer noch das Problem?? es ist schon 3Jahre :D
Tamil
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Bluetooth
Pioneer DEH-X2700UI does have built in Bluetooth. For a Bluetooth enabled in-dash receiver please consider Pioneer SPH-10BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/2X0_WyTEMp0/видео.html Pioneer MVH-S310BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/3OUfcKQ4nUA/видео.html or Pioneer DEH-S4120BT seen here: ruclips.net/video/RHIJrVI37ac/видео.html You can find more videos on Pioneer's You Tube Channel here: ruclips.net/user/pioneerelectronics