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March 02, 2008 at 23:51:01 |
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Brian, [72.51.84.203] |
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Re: Question on wiring |
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The black and red cables are probably for some sort of internal lighting in the enclosure - does it feature neon tubes or anything of the sort?
The wires covered with clear coating should be connected to the speaker. Usually the copperlike one to the +ve terminal and the other to the -ver terminal. If it's a DVC sub, connect both +ve terminals together and connect both -ver terminals together as well.
Your sub is rated at 250W RMS, but 750W peak. I wouldn't worry too much about attaching a 300W amp to it, unless you plan to play it a maximum (distorted) volume for long periods.
For sound quality, just go with the manufacturer's recommendation for a sealed design. Not much choice though, as you already have an enclosure.
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