Originally Posted by
SrWilliams
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
That is 99% correct. The only thing that is incorrect in your statement is that if you use a yellow from one grouping and a mixed yellow from another grouping you won't necessarily just lose sub control, you will not have ANY sound because you won't have a complete circuit. But to keep this from getting too technical, just suffice it to say that you need to keep the twisted pairs in one RCA to make sure you have proper sound and control. Same rules apply to the blue colored twisted pairs.
RL