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6. Locate the speaker wires and strip 3/8" of insulation
from the ends. Pass one of the red insulating sleeves
over the “+” wire, and one of the black sleeves over
the “–” wire. Insert each of the stripped ends into a
spade lug, and crimp or solder them securely. Slide
the insulating sleeves over the connection.
Note:
It is important to maintain the polarity of the
speaker wiring between all of the speakers in the
system. Speaker cable usually has some means of
identifying the two conductors, either by color, a
molded-in stripe, or markings on the jacket.
Familiarize yourself with the method used for your
cable, and be consistent with all the connections
within the system. On the loudspeakers, the Red
terminal is used for “+,” and the Black terminal is
used for “–.”
7. Attach the bracket to the mounting surface using
appropriate hardware to the mounting holes made
in step 4.
8. Locate the speaker in the bracket. Loosely screw
the two thumbscrews through the bracket holes
and into the threaded inserts at the ends of each
speaker. Do not tighten the thumbscrews yet.
9. Rotate the speaker for access to the terminals, and
attach the wires firmly. Rotate the speaker back to
the desired angle and tighten the thumbscrews.
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