Step
Six
–
Installing
the
woofer
spacer
/
adaptor.
Test
fit
the
woofer
spacer,
looking
for
interference
with
the
bundle
of
wires
crossing
the
base
cabinet
just
in
front
of
the
large
power
transformer.
It
may
be
necessary
to
remove
or
relocate
the
nylon
cable
strap
to
gain
clearance
(see
photos).
Some
of
the
wires
may
not
have
enough
slack
to
clear
the
spacer.
In
that
case,
remove
those
wires
from
the
bundle
and
re
‐
route
them
along
the
wood
stringer
at
the
back
of
the
cash
drawer.
Once
you
have
resolved
any
clearance
issues,
fasten
the
spacer
in
place
with
the
nuts
saved
from
the
removal
of
the
original
woofer.
Step
Seven
–
Installing
the
new
woofer.
Your
new
woofer
mounts
to
the
spacer
ring
with
the
four
#8
screws.
I
like
to
have
the
x
‐
over
to
the
left
of
the
speaker
as
shown
below.
Crimp
the
female
spade
terminals
onto
the
existing
speaker
wire.
The
wire
with
the
white
stripe
connects
to
the
“neg”
terminal
on
the
woofer.
Here
is
where
you
have
a
choice.
The
new
woofer
has
two
positive
terminals.
The
“high”
is
the
standard
input.
It
in
no
way
affects
the
output
of
the
woofer.
The
“low”
reduces
the
woofer
output
by
about
4db,
a
minor
reduction,
but
a
reduction.
This
is
a
way
to
further
tune
the
sound
to
your
liking.
Try
the
high
setting
first,
then
try
the
low.
Leave
it
where
you
like
it
best.
