I need connection diagram for kenwood z505 to connect speaker properly in my car,

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The manual for the Kenwood Excelon KDC-X679 has the wiring diagram for the connections to the car/truck on page 33. Crutchfield has the manual on the product page: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-FpCU7SY0yQm/p_113KDCX679/Kenwood-Excelon-KDC-X679.html . (Click on the Details tab.) The direct link to the manual is http://pdf.crutchfieldonline.com/ImageBank/v20050828082600/Manuals/113/113KDCX679.PDF .

Kenwood also has the manual on their support page: http://manual.kenwood.com/en_contents/search/ . Just enter the model number. On this site, you can find the manual is several languages. The direct link to the English version of the manual is http://manual.kenwood.com/files/B64-2764-00.pdf .


I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

The wiring diagram & color code are in the installation manual which is available from Kenwood on the DNX6160 product site: http://www.kenwoodusa.com/DNX6160 . Click on the Manuals tab. The direct link to the manual is http://manual.kenwood.com/files/52d633463466d.pdf . See pages 4-5. Page 4 has the wiring for power, ground and other connections to the car's wiring/sensors. Page 5 has the speaker wire diagram. Page 6 has the diagram for connecting other devices to the GPS navigation system.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hello... the wiring diagram is here...
http://download.tigersea.com/caraudio/kenwood/kdcmp142/manuals_file/178700.pdf

Try to connect separates speakers( not the installed in the car) If your car stereo dont turn ON... then there is a short circuit in the audio power circuits.

Please see this page:
KENWOOD KSC WA82RC Service Manual free download schematics eeprom...

You may need to wait a few minutes for the "Get Manual" link to appear below the preview picture.

So, you don't have a powered Velodyne sub (with a built in amp?)

Without model numbers - I"ll guess that there are speaker in and out connections on the back of the sub.

You simply connect the left and right speaker wires from the receivers to the subwoofers input speaker wire connections.

Then connect your main speakers from the sub's Out (or "speaker"} connections so that the sub is in line with the speaker path.

Use the sub's crossover settings on the back till you hca a seamless blend of the sub to the speakers where it is hard to tell you have a sub other than you your music now has deeper bass.

Why do you need the Kenwood EQ? This is not a necessary piece as nobody really knows how to use it properly and it realy complicates how you use your system. Flashing lights look cool though, right?

If you really must complicate the operation of your system then connect the Tape output of your receiver to the tape input of the Kenwood EQ, Then connect the Tape output of the Kenwood EQ to the Tape input of your receiver - assuming your receiver even has tape ins and outs.

You can engage the Kenwood EQ by inserting it into the audio path when you select the appropriate Tape input as the source on your receiver.

Hope this helps.

You need a stereo mini to RCA cable to connect the laptop's headphone audio jack to the Kenwood. Here is an example of one below. They are very common and available at just about any electronics store for a few bucks.

http://www.amazon.com/Gemini-PH62089-Stereo-Mini-Male-RCA-Male/dp/B0001GAOE0

The Kenwood receiver should have a number of red and white "RCA" audio connectors on the back.

Just connect the RCA portion of the cable to a spare input. They should be clearly marked on the back of the unit and color coded (red for right channel and white for left channel). But it really doesn't matter if you mix the right and left up, it will still make sound.

EX:
Most receivers will have inputs that are labeled "CD" or "Aux" that you can connect any audio source to.

If you connect your laptop or an MP3 player to the audio input connections labeled "CD" behind the Kenwood receiver, you can listen to the device by selecting the CD as the source.

It is really easy!

Hiya,

Here's the wiring connections for the Kenwood KDC-3025.



Black: Car chassis (-) ground wire
Yellow: Battery (+) wire (must connect to retain memory settings)
Red: Ignition/Accessory wire

White (w/black stripe): Front Left speaker (-)
White: Front Left speaker (+)

Gray (w/black): Front Right speaker (-)
Gray: Front Right speaker (+)

Green (w/black): Rear Left speaker (-)
Green: Rear Left speaker (+)

Purple (w/black): Rear Right speaker (-)
Purple: Rear Right speaker (+)

Blue (w/white): Power Control wire (used with ext. amp only). Do not expose this wire, if no amp is used.

Blue: Antenna Control wire

Brown: Telephone Mute wire (used with handsfree carkits).


Hope this helps,

Cheers,

Scott

I have exactly same problem. After inspection it looks like 2 capacitors are burned, C13 and C14. As soon as I find schematics I ll post the values.

http://inform3.kenwoodusa.com/manuals/KDCX590.pdf

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