??? You need terminal cups for speaker boxes... not subwoofers.
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I Can Only Run 12 Gauge To That Tho. I Kinda Wanted To Run 8 Gauge To It.
And Wire The Sub To The Terminal With 12.
But That Might Be Ok Because The Amp Is Only About 2 Feet From The Termainal
And Wire The Sub To The Terminal With 12.
But That Might Be Ok Because The Amp Is Only About 2 Feet From The Termainal
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Might I suggest bolts with wing nuts?
Use ring terminals for the speaker wire, and put it through the bolts. Use the wing nuts on the outside of the box so you can take off the wire or what ever, and fasten the leads from the amp to the bolts on the outside of the box with ring terminals on the speaker wire.
If you have them, before the wing nuts, put a threaded washer type thing (I don't know the actual name) up next to the box, and tighten the bolt as tight as you can, then you don't have to worry about the bolt falling out when you mess with the wing nuts.
It's easy and cheap.
Use ring terminals for the speaker wire, and put it through the bolts. Use the wing nuts on the outside of the box so you can take off the wire or what ever, and fasten the leads from the amp to the bolts on the outside of the box with ring terminals on the speaker wire.
If you have them, before the wing nuts, put a threaded washer type thing (I don't know the actual name) up next to the box, and tighten the bolt as tight as you can, then you don't have to worry about the bolt falling out when you mess with the wing nuts.
It's easy and cheap.
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshowdetl.cfm?PartNumber=091-1245
Binding posts. Very clean install and they take 8 gauge wire.
Clean.
Binding posts. Very clean install and they take 8 gauge wire.
Clean.
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ok what gauge wire do i need to wire the 15L7 to the terminal cup???
im sure 10 would be fine
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