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Dan M C. 
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Posted: May 19, 2002 at 9:00 AM / IP Logged  

My question is about what's best way to connect considering the choices.I have this top line A/D/S/ subwoofer that has very powerfull spring loaded push down connectors.I thought about leaving the copper wires bare,or solder just the ends,or atach a gold plated pin,what do you suggest,i will be using top line Acoustic Research PRO series 12 gauge oxygen free copper,or maybe crimp on's...

Thank you !to solder or not to solder ??? -- posted image.

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Posted: May 19, 2002 at 9:19 AM / IP Logged  

Depends on the banana clip ( or pin ) that you are using. If it's a crimp on clip , then I would solder the connection at the crimp ( added hold to the wire ) instead of soldering it straight to the spring loaded clip, but if the clip has an allen bolt that attaches to the bare wire that would be sufficient. Using a banana clip also compresses the springs more and in turn puts alot more clamping force on the connector.

A little trick I've done in the past with the banana clips is to put the clip into the spring loaded connector and use a knife to mark where the clip and the spring touch. Then I take a knife or what have you to carve in a groove so the spring connection now has a groove to bite into and it will never vibrate loose.

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
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Morden, Manitoba CANADA
Dan M C. 
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HI VELOCITY MOTORS and Thank you regarding "to solder or not" answer,i apreciate it !!!,Dan M C.
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Not a problem to solder or not to solder ??? -- posted image., I hope it works out for you and I hope my desription was clear enough for you to understand what I was trying to get across. to solder or not to solder ??? -- posted image.

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA

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