Re: Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers

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In Reply to: Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers posted by Batman on March 11, 2002 at 19:52:21:

With whatever wire you decide to use. Install a stand off or hanger to remove the pull on the terminals
Use coat hanger wire; cut as long as you need, turn a tight loop on both ends. Quick screw one end to the cabinet; add a little caulk for vibration. Lightly crimp the wire to the other end leaving enough play for future 'woofer fun'. The wire responds well to a pair of pliers, holds it's shape and will not put a dent into the acoustic environment of your cabinet. Vibration free if installed correctly. Use the caulk Luke, use the caulk

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Topic - Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers - Batman 19:52:21 03/11/02 (4)

Hey Batman...where is the Speakercity site?...Thanks (nt) - LA6 19:45:38 03/12/02 (1)

Right Where it Always Was - Batman 21:29:35 03/12/02 (0)

Re: Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers - Bare 13:15:47 03/12/02 (0)

Re: Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers - DWal 04:28:00 03/12/02 (0)

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Re: Flexible wire for internal wiring of speakers - DWal 04:28:00 03/12/02 (0)

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