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<blockquote data-quote="Ruffy" data-source="post: 3221895" data-attributes="member: 567697"><p>it has to be soldered. just get a low powered iron(15w) and dont hold it there long. It had to be soldered at a factory it can survive another go.</p><p></p><p>Strip the wire and tin it with some solder before you touch the tweeter. With a good iron and a pretinned wire you would touch the solderblob for only 2-5 seconds. Jam the wire in and hold it till it drys</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ruffy, post: 3221895, member: 567697"] it has to be soldered. just get a low powered iron(15w) and dont hold it there long. It had to be soldered at a factory it can survive another go. Strip the wire and tin it with some solder before you touch the tweeter. With a good iron and a pretinned wire you would touch the solderblob for only 2-5 seconds. Jam the wire in and hold it till it drys [/QUOTE]
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