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Connecting, speaker

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Connecting the speaker NOTE: Before making any connections, turn off your receiver and/or amplifier and unplug it from the AC power (mains) outlet. About the cord and how to insert it Use of the proper gauge (thickness) of speaker wire is important. For most applications, you can use standard zip cord (2 conductor, 18- gauge wire found at electrical and hardware stores). Use enough cord to reach between the speaker and the receiver. The cord consists of two insulated wires. The insulation around one of the wires is striped, collared, or ribbed. This marked wire is always positive (+) and the plain one is always negative (-). These correspond to the positive (red) and negative (black) terminals on the back of the speaker. Be sure to connect each wire to the proper terminal (positive to positive, negative to negative). Figure 2 N •

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Connecting
the
speaker
NOTE:
Before
making
any
connections,
turn
off
your
receiver
and/or
amplifier
and
unplug
it
from
the
AC
power
(mains)
outlet.
About
the
cord
and
how
to
insert
it
Use
of
the
proper
gauge
(thickness)
of
speaker
wire
is
important.
For
most
applications,
you
can
use
standard
zip
cord
(2
conductor,
18
-
gauge
wire
found
at
electrical
and
hardware
stores).
Use
enough
cord
to
reach
between
the
speaker
and
the
receiver.
The
cord
consists
of
two
insulated
wires.
The
insulation
around
one
of
the
wires
is
striped,
collared,
or
ribbed.
This
marked
wire
is
always
positive
(+)
and
the
plain
one
is
always
negative
(-).
These
correspond
to
the
positive
(red)
and
negative
(black)
terminals
on
the
back
of
the
speaker.
Be
sure
to
connect
each
wire
to
the
proper
terminal
(positive
to
positive,
negative
to
negative).
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Figure
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