Kenwood Owner's/Instruction Manual Needed!

[Vince]

So the video was not of your speakers? Your speakers have just 4 wires and not 5 like in the video? If that is the case, you can use a 9 volt battery and tap it into each pair of wires. It will not damage the speakers or the light display. If the speaker moves out, the wire on the Positive side of the battery will be the Speaker's Positive.

No, the video wasn't of my speakers. It was one I found on YouTube. I've attached a photo of my speakers so that you can see the wiring color scheme.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

I've attached a photo of my speakers so that you can see the wiring color scheme.

If I had to take a guess, I'd assume the blade terminals are for the speaker. Most supplied speaker wire uses this blade method. Try the 9v battery test, a 1.5v battery may work as well but I have never tried it.
Edit: I just saw that old school Pioneer uses bullet connectors quite a bit.

 

[John Phuoc]

Did you manage to get it done? I have the same speakers that were already installed, but they were uninstalled before it was delivered to me and I'm not sure which wires go into which.