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#433699 07/18/2008 12:57 AM
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I have a pioneer keh 46-46 in dash casette that was given to me. It has all the wires but no schematic. I am hoping someone can tell me the proper wiring for the speakers.Thanks in advance, RON (peddlr)

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Im not sure what that exact model is setup like, but typically Pioneer has a red for the switched power wire, yellow is the constant power wire, blue is usually power to an external amp. The speaker wires should be a set of greens, purples, grays, etc., where one of the wires has a line down it.

So one green may be a positive, while a green with a line would be negative. Youll have to play around and test it with the balance settings to determine left or right/front back, depending on how its setup.

Hope that helps some.

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