Metra 72-7800 Speaker Connector Harnesses for Select 1982-UP Honda Vehicles

These are great for avoiding cutting into factory wiring. Highly recommend. I find I usually have to open the crimp connectors a little to fit the replacement speaker terminals.

works great, plug and play for my 2013 accord coupe. no issues with packages and damages.

Worked as expected... No wire cutting... Keeps everything where you can switch back to stock if needed later... Nice and tight connectors..nothing worse than a speaker popping on and off due to a loose connector

Made the install super easy but make sure you take your time when pushing them on the tabs since they go on very snug, don’t push it on and break the tab like I did lol

1998 Honda Civic Coupe - these worked perfect for my rear speakers. They are also the same exact ones for the front door speakers. Its easy enough to cut the wire and then connect the new speaker wires and solder and then seal it but why bother doing all that when you can spend a few extra bucks to have a clean uncut connection. Chances are you will never go back to the stock oem speakers and keeping the existing connectors does not matter but you pay for the convenience here.

These guys made installing aftermarket speakers into my 2003 Honda Civic EX Coupe a breeze compared to the usual act of having to cut the factory wires to never be able to use the factory plug again. They also give great peace of mind knowing that in the event you ever had to be rid of your vehicle that you could re-install the factory speakers again and keep your aftermarket ones for yourself. The only gripe I have with them, is that on both sets of speakers that I bought them for, the positive and negative connections on the speakers were the opposite size as these harnesses had on them, but that was easily adjusted by modifying the ends of these and adding some different connectors to fit which took no time at all. They work great, I have them hooked up to all four speakers, the two door speakers and the two woofers in the rear deck. Also a side note, the tweeters that are in the door pillars of the '03 Honda Civic EX Coupe still work after the installation of aftermarket speakers and a aftermarket head unit, to my surprise and joy.

These adapter wires make proper speakers connections - just be careful not to bend speakers' contacts as the clips are quite tight, requiring strong fingers and careful slow but forceful wiggling. On the other hand :) this guarantees good contacts, and once you do it, the next time is much easier.

Shopping List:• Metra 72-7800 Speaker Connector [$6] – SOOO EASY! TIP: ****Use needle nose pliars for better leverage if installing these after you have fastened the speakers to the car.*** Saved me a LOT of time! Took<5 minutes to install these babies!• Sound Dampening - Noico 80 mil 10 sqft car Sound Deadening Mat [$22]• Pioneer TS-A1686R A-Series 6.5" [$48] -(Great sounding speakers, even with a pretty weak OEM stereo, You can get an equalizer on your media device to greatly makeup for some extra bass/volume, and speed up the break in period. The bass is much cleaner than the crappy OEM speaks, not as boomy, because they aren’t boomy, they likely, won’t be boom heavy as the crap OEM speakers. Given more power/and an equalizer w/ bass boost, you can get a LOT more performance out of these speakers, than OEM.***These speakers will not sound that great before they are broken in!***Very clean mids and Treble! Now I need to replace the front 6.5s….. LOL..)If you want massive bass, buy a sub! These speakers can handle amazing bass without distorting, but can rattle your car with the massive sound, even with dampening! • Honda Speaker Adapter (Ai HSB524 2006-2011) [$8] –• Spare Trim clips [$8] – I was very careful and still ended up breaking two.. Might be the determining factor whether you finish the project today or not…Good luck! :) and make sure you have 3 hours or so without interruption for all the 2016 Honda Civic panel removal/install.Many thanks to this kid for the actual walkthrough CLUEngineer on You tube.