6.
Cut the supplied wire into 22 pieces approximately 13-1/2"long. Strip the insulation on all wires back
about 1/2". Do not tin the wire leads at this time!
7.
While observing proper polarity attach all input and driver wires to their respective mounting posts. Example:
To attach the input wire, take the positive (+) input wire and wrap it around the “IN+” post. Next, take the
negative (-) input wire and wrap it around the ground “GND”post. To attach the tweeter wire, take the positive
(+) tweeter wire and wrap it around the “T+” post. Next, take the negative (-) tweeter wire and wrap it around
the ground “GND” post. The L/Ctr/R speakers use two woofers, so you need to attach two woofer leads to
each crossover. The surround speakers use two tweeters so you need to attach two tweeter leads to the high
pass surround crossovers. Note: Keep in mind that the ground post on each L/Ctr/R crossover will have four
(4) wires connected to it so you should start low and connect one at a time. Repeat this step for the woofers
and other crossovers. Again, it is very important to observe the proper polarity!
8.
Solder all wire and post connections. Using wire cutters, trim off any excess mounting posts and component
leads. At this point, it is a good idea to label each wire to ensure proper hook-up. Masking tape and a
marker will work fine.
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