Advice for car speakers for my pioneer player DEH1590UB

It doesn't need speakers. This unit is just a CD Changer. It needs to be connected to an amplifier and the amplifier is what determines the speakers.

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@Michae Yokeum
"Rear Speakers on Pioneer VSX-401".

Hi Michae.
Wow, nice Hi-Fi!! :) :)

IF [manual_required] THEN
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Check your SBch* setting which should be set to ON or AUTO.
*Speaker Back channels
More info on pg. 83 of manual.

PS - as this is a home hi-fi and not a car-radio, I've moved it from 'Cars & Trucks' to a new home 'Audio Players../Pioneer', where experts in that field can offer more help.

Check tape monitor switch, speaker switch(es), or any switch that may have been accidentally moved during the move.

Try headphones to make sure your amps are working.

likely the speaker is blown, otherwise it is a wiring problem, or the player/deck is faulty. replace the speaker. get a good aftermarket pioneer is my advice, if a shop does it they will ensure the wiring is hooked up properly. if it is still a problem after, replace the deck.

I would go thru the menu functions to be sure the speakers are turned on first.
I would also check the pre outs to be sure they are functioning , then maybe just use them (plugged into an exterior amp).

depending on how many channels the amp is, you may not be able to hook everything up to it.

usually you have a separate amp for subs. 4 channel amp for the speakers in the car, and a mono amp for the subs.

To hook them all up to the same amp you would need an amp with 5 channels. It wouldn't work out right.

If you have a mono amp its only for subs.

If you have a 2 channel you can either hook it up to the rear speakers or bridge them to mono to run the subs.


you need a channel per speaker basically.

Hello mike_mccuske,

The OEM speakers will still work OK with your new Pioneer. Just don't turn it up too loud. Of course you'll get improved sound if you replace the speakers. Your Pioneer's RMS power is 14 watts, and the peak (maximum) power is 50 watts. The door speakers in a 2000 Honda Civic are 6.5" and you can get a set of Pioneer speakers, the TS-G1642R's, from Crutchfield for less than $50. Their RMS power range is 2-30 watts and they can handle a peak power of up to 180 watts.

Hope this helps.

In a radio like your Pioneer and all similar units there are always a pre-amp circuit that feeds a power amp circuit,In some players there are more than one pre-amp circiuts. It is possible and highly probable that the power amp circuit in your Pioneer is shorted, so you still get some audio output , but very little. I believe this is your problem and I suggest that you bring it to a repair shop for an estimate or replace the unit. Good luck and please rate this answer, Thanks.

if they are all positive speaker wires then each speaker will get a positive and the other speaker wire goes to the ground of the ground wire

Yellow: battery power Red: switched power Black: ground White: left front speaker Gray: right front speaker Green: left rear speaker Violet: right rear speaker Wires with stripes are the negative speaker leads.