home audio wiring

I know this is against the rules, please let it slip just once!

I have a HOME audio question, it's very simple, I just need some advice.

Thanks in advanced for the help.

These are my speakers,

https://www.fluance.com/fluanhigthre.html

I wanted to know how to connect the woofers because each speaker has two separate terminals because they are bi-ampable. Do I just jump the connections?

All I have a home theater receiver. Should I use the extra channels to give the woofers power?

I forgot to include a specific topic title, sorry guys. Some people get p.o.'d about that.

Yes, jump the speaker terminals with a short length of speaker wire and connect your main speaker wires to either set of terminals.  Use the front left and right speaker inputs on your receiver.  I don't believe that bi-amping is appropriate for this loudspeaker although I know that it is capable of it.  Bi-ampable loudspeakers are a fashion statement now but most people go the bridged route, usually using an impressive looking gold connector bar.  It, too, is a fashion statement and gives no advantage over normal speaker wire.

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thanks man, I totally understand.

negative to negative, positive to positive correct?

yes

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Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.