🔌 Enhance Audio Connectivity: Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Mazda/Nissan Vehicles Review

They don't "snap" when fitted to the factory side of your car, but they fit perfectly independently and make speaker installation a lot easier.

This is a part number that fits Crutchfield's 2018 Toyota JBL Tacoma subwoofers, but they are easy to connect but also easy to disconnect. I wrapped it with tape and it works fine

So I bought these for the speaker setup in my '97 Subaru Impreza wrx sti jdm, the connection isn't very tight so the sound is a bit static. They weren't technically made for my car, so take that as you will.

Replaced dead speakers in my SVX, decided not to mess with factory connections. I read somewhere on the web that the 72-9300 connector works with the SVX (probably Crutchfield) speaker connector. In fact, it works fantastic. 5 Stars.

They fit properly but they are not designed to work with the locking part so they have to slide over the connector I ended up gluing them together to make it fit don't do vibration come apart. If they were connected together like standard suspension they would get 5 stars.

I bought these to upgrade my speakers to 6" x 9" on a 1993 Nissan 240sx. The connection to the stock speaker connectors is fine, but I couldn't tighten them at all. onto the tab so that the connectors "snap” into place. From my observation the connector only depends on the thickness of the pins to stay in place. I can easily pull the connections apart so I decided to use a zip tie to secure both connections. This should prevent them from coming loose.

Although they fit into my Miata 96's stock speaker wire connector (well, there doesn't seem to be a clip so they don't fit exactly, but the configuration is the same) but don't bring what's coming out of the speakers speaker cable on. The negative terminal was too wide to accommodate smaller wires. I have attempted to return this item but apparently no returns are accepted for this item so beware! acoustic cable.

brilliant. Does exactly what it takes. The adaptation of the 2011 Aveo isn't native, because if the lever to attach the connectors is Molex, I know from working in electronics that's not a problem. For those worried about the lever being a problem, you can snap it off or score the adapter with a file or even a bit of tape, but I assure you it won't come loose unless you do your best to shrink the plug all the way down.

Will fit a 2009 Aveo 5LT but will not fit straight. The OEM wiring harness has a securing clip for the speakers that keeps them secure. With them, the clip just slides over the plastic adapter but doesn't stick to anything to hold them together. So all I did after assembling them was I just used black tape to make sure they didn't fall apart in the doorway or back deck.

Terrible thing. This wiring harness does not connect properly to the socket in the door of my 2005 Toyota Sequoia. The wiring harness does not match the power supply at all, although Revain and many other sources claim it is compatible with my vehicle. Even Crutchfield confirmed the match - everything is WRONG - doesn't fit, doesn't fit. And the worst thing is that I go to process the return to send them back and find that they cannot be returned. This item is non-returnable even though I…