What connectors do I need to secure the speaker wires to the terminal?
2084751
I didnt use a connector on mine simply ran the wire threw the holes on the terminal. However they are very small. Theses where the first sub's iv ever had that didn't have push in terminals.
2084752
What I did personally was solder the speaker wire to the terminals. The connectors that you would buy are a piece of trash. If you can't solder them just figure a way to tape them
2084753
Its connects with the basic female wire terminal connectors on the back of most speakers I've seen. But these are very nice subs for the price, just I would hve to suggest get the deal price on 2 rather than what I did buying the 2 seperate. It ended up costing me about an extra $10-15, but at the time I could only afford one plus I wanted to see if it was worth it or not, and it is. Also be sure you have an amp that can supply enough power to these and they'll be hittin hard.
2084754
If the speaker is in box closer use wood screws 1/2 inches make shure all wires are welded on terminals if speaker has4#terminals wire negative to positive from speaker use negative an positive to amplifier to give you a 4#oms sound :-):-):-)Daniel panduro
2029547
First of all, you need to know how far the speakers will be from the amplifier. Then, will the wires be inside your walls? These factors will determine what type and size (thickness) of wire you will need. Longer distances require thicker wire. Wire thickness is called 'gauge'. Bigger numbers, 22 gauge wire, is smaller than 12 gauge wire. Most people can get by with 16 gauge general speaker wire for an average sized room, but audiophiles and wires that need to be concealed behind walls will require wire that is pure copper or wire that has special insulation to protect it. Either way, the only requirement for proper sound reproduction is to make sure the wire you get connects the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of your amplifier to the terminals of your speakers; positive to positive, negative to negative. Most speaker wires have one wire marked so you can connect amps and speakers in phase. Some wires have a colored stripe on the insulation on one wire and some wires are two different colors (one copper-colored, the other silver). Once you choose the wire, strip about 3/4" of insulation off, depress the terminal button (red or black) on the back of the speaker and insert the wire into the hole that is revealed. Releasing the button locks wire in. I know this is a lot of information but it will make sense when you actually do it.
823264
They only come with speaker wire with terminal clips. Unlikely it will connect to stock harness without some modification. I dremeled mine off of the old speaker, and then soldered it onto the new terminals. This way I can still use the stock harness.
578494
You need RCA cable remote wires and positive and negative wire for each desired speaker up to four
1252435
Any speaker wire cable will do, however if you are putting this speaker a long distance from the source(receiver) you should use a thicker gage wire. But some banana plug ends for easy connection to the speakers.
621487
wires or small banana speaker jacks. Either works. Bass bin connection is RCA
2083140
Wires are attached to the speakers. You do not need any wire unless you need the speakers to be further away from the receiver (or run through a wall), in that case you will have to get some wire and do some cutting and splicing.
1583626
Not sure what you mean by connectors. If you are referring to speaker wire, you can use standard banana plugs or bare speaker wire.Eric C
1306692
You can use bare wire or the supplied banana clips that go on the ends of the speaker wire.
657972
Use crimp on female conectors. You can find these at Walmart or autozone, etc. Crimp them on each end of a length of wire. Plug one end onto the speaker and plug the other end onto the back of the quick conect ports on the inside of the box. Put some polyfil stuffing from the walmart craft department into the space inside the box. Drop your speakers in and screw them down. The polyfil fools the speakers into thinking they are in a bigger box, helps them perform.
2129616
you need the terminals either suggested by the manufacturer or other connector
2094951
They are plug in speaker type connectors.That's the closest i can get to describing them.secured by screws.
879141
they have the usual spring clip speaker terminals, works well but the wire they had was kinda cheap, went to the hardware store and upgraded to 16 gauge wire, i think they had 20 or 22 gauge
548660
Easy solution: take the plastic piece that's the top of the stand and screw it to the speaker using 3/4 in or !/2 in screws threading the speaker wire through the hole first. then you just put the stand together with the wire coming out the bottom
1495895
if i understand the question, they come with speaker terminals that you connect the wires to. they have the speaker wires that come with them and the wires have connectors on one end of them.
131351
The speakers are held in place by an adjustable clamp that is adjusted by a screw type clamp. Once you are satisfied with the speaker location on the base then you put two screws from the clamp into the speakers and they are very secure.
694527
You will need push on wire connectors installed on your wire... they are flat metal connectors... here is an example from Amazon what you need: http://www.amazon.com/Insulated-Female-Terminal-Connector-Insullated/dp/B00GGTJA78/ref=sr_1_5?s=industrial&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1398623000&sr;=1-5&keywords;=push+connectorAlso, be aware that this disconnects both wires - so you need 4 connectors!