Originally Posted by
RL67037
I see what you're saying, Josh. SrWilliams needs to make sure that he keeps the "twisted pair" of one yellow & yellow/violet going to the same RCA plug and make sure he doesn't use one "yellow (+)" from one pair and the "yellow/violet (-) from another pair and solder them into the same RCA. Same holds true with the "blue" wires.
Good to note. Now I see why you are calling out the pin numbers for the amp so he can make sure he follows the correct color to the correct pin to make sure he is working on one speaker (a + and a -) at a time.
Thanks for clearing that up!!
RL
RL:
Your followup post helped me also get some clarity in you and SK's communications. From what i gather, I can still follow your approach with the soldering of the wires using the 4 RCAs, provided that I keep the wires straight like you set forth in the above to your communication with SK. I think I am getting this. SO as long as I make sure I use the yellow and mixed yellow from the same twisted grouping and solder them togther on the same RCA plug then I will have the sub control. It is if I take the yellow from one grouping and the mixed yellow from the other twisted set that I then loose my ability to control the subs separately. AM I reading this correctly