Which terminals do I attach my speaker wires to?
1851861
depends on what speaker you have-its a normal home system use 8ohm-if its a commercial 70v speaker-use 70v
1851862
It depends on what type of speakers you have. For instance, if you have 8 ohm speakers, then simply wire it to the 8 ohm termincaland the common terminal. If you have 70V speakers, then wire it to the 70V terminal and the common terminal.
1851863
It depends on the speakers, most consumer speakers are 8 ohm and would be connected to the 8 ohm outputs. Some commercial speakers are wired in series and are equipped with a 70 volt transformer and would use the 70 volt connection. Most speakers have the impedance printed on them.
1851864
Yes, as mentioned previously it depends on the speakers. The speakers should have the input type printed on the back of the speaker.
1851865
Standard speakers would be attached to the common and 8 OHM connection. If you have a long run or many speakers, you would need to have 70 volt speakers (they have a built in transformer - usually outdoor speakers).
1936967
I don't think so. I don't think any speakers come with connectors. I don't remember any being in the box. The correct way to attach your wire to the terminal is to solder it, so I don't know that any manufacturers send connectors.
2034278
Well I bought the 6", but no you'll have to clip the plug end off the wire and get some crimp on terminal end that match the speaker male terminals.
649227
So, what's the question exactly? Do you want to know if these speakers will work? Yes, they probably will. Connect the red wire to the red terminal and the black wire to the black wire terminal on the back of the speaker.
947376
No they do not. They have push terminals. Strip the wire of the plastic off each wire and push down each terminal. Place the bare wire in each terminal. You will see a hole for the wire. Then just release each terminal. They are spring loaded and they will grab on to the wire. What I used to do was buy a long audio cable with with a Male RCA jack on both ends. Then I would cut it in half. Now I have 2 wires. I would connect the rca jacks to my stereo and the bare wires to my terminals on each speaker. You can buy the wire at radio shack or many dollar stores. I hope this helps. No they do not. They have push terminals. Strip the wire of the plastic off each wire and push down each terminal. Place the bare wire in each terminal. You will see a hole for the wire. Then just release each terminal. They are spring loaded and they will grab on to the wire. What I used to do was buy a long audio cable with with a Male RCA jack on both ends. Then I would cut it in half. Now I have 2 wires. I would connect the rca jacks to my stereo and the bare wires to my terminals on each speaker. You can buy the wire at radio shack or many dollar stores. I hope this helps.
2111696
FWIW-after replacing the stock terminal connector plates with good quality speaker wire leads try connecting the + (red) speaker wire lead to the top (+ hi freq tweeter section) and the - (black) speaker wire lead to the bottom (woofer section) to further improve detail and presence. Try it, you should hear a difference.
621487
wires or small banana speaker jacks. Either works. Bass bin connection is RCA
1244971
Wires. They have the screw-type of connector consisting of a threaded post and a knurled thumb nut. You screw out the nut revealing a hole through the center of the post. You feed the stripped speaker wire through that hole and tighten the nut. Simple and sturdy.
979710
No. There are lots of wires, and they need to be attached to a receiver/amplifier that has terminal connectors allowing the wires to be attached.
1402949
Hi David. These are speakers with standard 2 wire ( red and black ) terminals that screw down on the wires. They are very nice great sounding and designed to add to an amplified speaker system. I added to my samsung home theater and they are just what the doctor ordered. Hope this all helps in your quest for speakers.
315557
The cable is two conductor wire. To connect positive and negative terminal on your speaker.
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.
225216
No, bare wires are fine, unless you prefer the convenience of using plugs to connect and disconnect the speaker wires. How often do you do that? The terminals are designed to secure bare wires. I bought a box of banana plugs and wind up returning them unopened.
713394
Wires simply pushed in to pressure clips fastened to back of speakers. You only need to strip about one-half an inch of the red/black normal speaker wires.
1090902
Any wire will do. I ordered the gold pin connectors and found them difficult to keep attached. I used regular speaker wire and it works just fine.
2177324
Either you bought different speakers from me (and the ones you posted the comment about), you received different speakers than you ordered or your observation is incorrect. My speakers have terminals on only one side.
1722693
seperate the wires acouple of inches strip the insulation back about 1/4 inch twist the end of each wire. the speakers have a positive negative connection just press the clip and slide the wire in