rewiring my cab-connection question
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Artie
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Re: rewiring my cab-connection question
Almost all home speakers are wired internally using solder.
So, it just becomes a question of how good your soldering skills are.
It shouldn't be difficult, but, you can definitely overheat the connector and mess up the little litze wire that goes to the voice coil.
You just want to get on . . . and get off, with the iron.
Almost all home speakers are wired internally using solder.
So, it just becomes a question of how good your soldering skills are.
It shouldn't be difficult, but, you can definitely overheat the connector and mess up the little litze wire that goes to the voice coil.
You just want to get on . . . and get off, with the iron.
dystrust
Well-known member
Re: rewiring my cab-connection question
Provided that you solder properly, attaching directly to the speakers will sound better than using connectors.
Also be sure that you use 16 guage wire. Most companies use lighter wire to save money. Using heavier speaker wire vastly improves the tone of most cabinets.
Provided that you solder properly, attaching directly to the speakers will sound better than using connectors.
Also be sure that you use 16 guage wire. Most companies use lighter wire to save money. Using heavier speaker wire vastly improves the tone of most cabinets.
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