Connect 5 piece Sony seperates stereo system

By definition and functionality, they are not for mobile entertainment systems; quite to the contrary, they are for fixed entertainment systems, such as TVs, stereo receivers, radios, etc. The wireless headphones are the mobile part of the equation; you can move around your house while wearing them and watching the TV or listening to your stereo system. Just hook up the transmitter piece the headphones came with to the audio output of your TV (as an example) and enjoy !

Any 5.1 surround system will work with this. It is better to be high in impedence than too low.

for the bass check your eq on your player (make sure it not off or default)..for the stereo effect you might have yanked the wire a bit from the ear piece or even the plug piece to cause the non stereo ....earbuds get caught on a lot things and we just keep movin and doin until its to late...

Hi there,

Well you can please follow the below steps -
1. Disconnect your car battery. It is vitally important to your safety that you never work on any type of electronic in your car with the battery still connected, as this puts you at risk for electrocution.
2. Remove the old stereo by taking off all the dashboard panels surrounding your stereo, sliding out your old stereo head unit, and unplugging all the wires that are connected to the head unit. Discard the old stereo.
3. Take your Pioneer car stereo head unit and plug each of the positive wires from your car speakers to the positive terminals on the head unit. Take all of the negative speaker wires and connect them to the negative terminals on the head unit.
4. Attach the stereo's black ground wire to a metal bolt or screw located near where the stereo is mounted in the dash.
5. Connect all of the ignition power wires to your Pioneer stereo.
6. Take the harness connector and plug it into your car stereo. Now plug the antenna into the back of your head unit.
7. Slide the stereo back into the dash, screw it in place, and replace the dashboard pieces you removed earlier.
8. Reconnect your car battery, turn the car on and test out your new Pioneer car stereo. Please post comments for more help or information..........

Good Luck!!

Thanks

1. cut , strip and insert. use red / black same on terminals on stereo.

Get yourself an adapter harness. they are less than $20 and you will save yourself the biggest headache trying to figure out the wiring

fixable as i had the same problem turned it off at the back waited 24 hours and now it works again :) though i have a simular problem my subwoofa keeps cuttig out, why is this? x

This should be simple for you as i just did this recently. all you really need is a phillips screwdriver. first just use your fingernails in the groove to pull / pry off the harder plastic frame piece of the dash that wraps around the stereo, spedometer, air vents ect. You will have to move the steering wheel all the way down and play with the shifter (if automatic) to get it all the way off. it is only held on by clips and should come off and on fairly easy. After you get that off there are three scews that connect the stereo to the dash. just remove them and the whole piece should pop out.

You can use any analog Audio input out of 3 at rear of this system to listen laptop sound. Audio Cord is required to hook up and its look like red-white RCA pins at one end and other end is like headphone stereo jack for laptop. Audio Cord is available at Sony Part Center.
Hope above info will help you.

There are 5 wires to connect to the BA-200 for proper operation. 1. Red Wire with Fuse: Connect this wire to a source of + 12 volts which does not turn off with the ignition key. It may also be connected directly to the po~itive (+) terminal of the battery. 2. Black Wire: Secure this wire using a screw or bolt on a grounded metal surface of the vehicle. Clean-away any rust, dirt, or paint from the surface to make sure a good connection is made. 3. Blue Wire: This wire activates the BA-200 when the stereo system is turned on. Connect it to the "Power .Antenna" lead from your car stereo. If your car stereo does not have or you cannot locate the Power Antenna lead, the blue wire can be connected to a source of + 12 volts which is turned on and off with the ignition switch. In this case, the BA-200 will be activated whenever the ignition switch is turned on, whether the car stereo is on or off. 4. Green Wire: Splice this wire to the wire going to the positive (+) terminal (sometimes indicated bya red dot) of the left speaker of your stereo system. 5. G ray Wire: Splice this wire to the wire going to the positive ( + ) terminal (sometimes indicated bya red dot) of the right speaker of your stereo system. You Need to order this piece trough the manufacturer, with out this piece the sub is useless, i am guessing around $20-$30 for it