Poor Quality Control

Very Poor Quality Control. After I had installed both speakers, one speaker had zero output. So I tore the install apart and plugged in the Old speaker which played fine. At this point, it appeared that the new speaker might be faulty. Now I know that it has a warranty But I was Very anxious because I had Cut the frame so as to fit (your site said that it would fit with some modification). I took the dead speaker inside and put a meter on it at the Harness Plug and sure enough it was Dead. However, when I put the probes onto the Speaker Terminals, it was a good unit. Turns out that the Positive terminal on the Harness spade connector had been crimped so hard at the factory that it was severed and would have fallen off if not for the plastic insulator holding it in place. I replaced it and everything works fine Now. But I don't like being worried about having to fight to return a speaker after it's been modified.

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Metra 72-4569 Speaker Wiring Harness

Works and fits perfectly

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Worked perfectly

These correctly adapted from the weird "A & B" labeled GM connectors to contemporary industry standard speaker connectors. Note that on my 1994 Pontiac Sunbird convertible, this only fits the Front speakers mounted in the dashboard. It does not fit the rear speakers.

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Perfect!

These adapter plugs are made to connect to the existing wiring plugs that are connected to the stock speakers. When you upgrade your speakers, I highly recommend that you get a pair of these speaker wire adapters as it makes the connection for the new upgraded speakers a breeze. No cutting speaker wires or using butt connectors to connect to the new speakers to the car's wiring harness. Just plug these into the old speaker connectors on your vehicle & plug the other ends to the actual speaker & voila! Slicker than you think!

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