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Ok, so you have those connectors on them that Bernotas05 posted up right? If you have those on and crimped right then the only thing I can think of is you just mixed the 2 connections up, because as far as I know if you have the pos and neg backwards it won't sound right.

 
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ummm checked your setting on your stereo i am sure you have just making sure

 
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i dont have those connections but i have the bare wire looped through the littlle connectors on the speakers and i criss crossed changed reversed all the wires nothing is diff just bass

 
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the speakers i bought didnt come with any connections or wires. Just little metal tabs with tiny holes in them

 
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you need to get those connectors in order to have it work better. what you are doing is the lazy way out and probably won't last long. those connectors you can get at a wal-mart for like a buck and then you can (if you have to) use normal pliers to crimp them as long as you don't go crazy with it

 
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ya im going to but it shouldnt make a diff at the time being whether or not the speakers play sound right?

 
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It could make a huge difference, try it they should be really cheap. then you will know that the connection is right. You just slide those connectors on those tabs on your speakers.

 
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i tried my stock speakers and they only play bass also so is there a fuse that could be bad?

 
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did you ghetto rig your stock ones in. I think if it was a fuse it wouldn't play at all.

 
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the stock ones were soldered on and to test if they worked i held the wires where they were soldered

 
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I dunno man, the only thing I can think of is your connections are bad, so I'd try those connectors that you should be using. Other than that I have no idea, when I did mine all I had to do was strip the wires crimp the connectors and hook it up.

 
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so i need to get some female disconnectors?

 
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Yup, check the back of the speakers to make sure. I'm pretty sure those are what you need. If you used a good set of wire strippers you should have a crimper on that thing too, so you shouldn't have to worry about that. When you put the wires in the connector, strip a good enough amount of the plastic off and fold the wires over so you have double the thickness of the bare wire, put the connector on and crimp it on the plastic end, then plug 'em into your speaker. That's how I did mine.

 
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ill do that i just dont see how that would be the difference in whether or not it plays sound

 
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not to sadden you but i had this happen to me once and i ended up buying a new Aftermarket Radio......more or less cause i wanted one though