You need a two pole line connector that will mate with the four pole socket "OUTPUT 1" socket connecting to +1/+2. You will have to take apart a standard +1/-1 two pole connector and rewire it +1/+2.
You need a two pole line connector that will mate with the four pole socket "OUTPUT 1" socket connecting to +1/+2. You will have to take apart a standard +1/-1 two pole connector and rewire it +1/+2.
After it’s modified, you now have a directional speaker cable. It would be a good idea to identify the modified end with a piece of colored electrical tape or something, in case it ever has to be disconnected for some reason.
After seeing how easy it was i can't believe people told me speakon connectors were hard to put on (and people who had done harder things). Saved the cables but made me realize I should have just made mu own with higher quality parts.
On nearly all of them the end simply screws off allowing you to configure or wire it however you need it for your application. In bridged mode you need to use +1 and +2 at the amp. You can wire it a number of different ways at the other end. You can even configure 4 conductor cables for bridged easily by wiring 2 conductors to each terminal at the amp. You can easily convert any wire to use speakon connectors.
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