mazdaspeedwest

I have a ton of DEI speakers for sale (Makers of Viper Alarms) they are listed on ebay. You can access my list directly with this link

http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAP...sort=3&rows=25

Not listed are 2 used items i just came accross.

DEI 2104 10" Pro+ Subwoofers (looks identical to the 8" i have listed)
these are only 10days used, but one has a crease in the dust cover. it WILL NOT affect the sound, its just a dust cover.

regular price = $120each
your low price = $75each


also a set of MTX T3000 12" Subwoofers
these are from my store demo display, about 1.5years old
(these 12s where played for maybe a 5 months after that, only for visual demo...) Still in great new condition.

your low price = $45each

I have many other products available for Audio and Security and some accessories. Please visit my website for more info and pics. I don't sell junk, only quality brand names. I have been a part of the online Protege Community for a little over 2 years and I have been in the 12volt biz for over 10years and can offer all kinds of technical support.

thanks! Rock on

Blue

WeeBieP5

hey mazdaspeedwest , hows it goin?? I saw that you can offer some technical support on stereos. I was wondering if you could tell me if there is some way that i could test which speaker wire in my car is positive or negative, i am goin to be running my new component set off the stock HU for now, but i am not sure which wire is positive or negative. I would love some help!!

thanx
andrew

mazdaspeedwest

sure, it's real simple. all you need is a 9volt battery and some aligator test clips.

take your factory speaker out and set it on the bench. take your test clips and clip one to each pin on the connector of the speaker, then the other ends clip to the + and - of the battery. the speaker will "pop" each time you touch the clips to it. if the speaker pops outward, then your polarity is correct, which ever is cliped to + of the battery is your positive speaker terminal. Then match your plug up to the speaker and then you'll know which wire is the + and which is the - from your little test. Sounds confusing all typed out, but it's a really simple test.