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rnatalli

Audioholic Ninja
Does anyone know where I might find some good-quality, inexpensive speaker, terminal jumpers? One of the brackets on the back of my speaker is twitchy and I don't want to bi-wire the speakers just because of it. I know it isn't the speaker or anything else as when I switched that bracket to the other speaker, it does the same thing which is the tweeter goes dead. Any ideas who sells a decent set?
 
Tom Andry

Tom Andry

Speaker of the House
Just use a short length of speaker wire.
 
ParadigmDawg

ParadigmDawg

Audioholic Overlord
Tom is correct, just get a decent AWG wire, strip both ends and screw it down between the posts.
 
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m_vanmeter

Full Audioholic
as mentioned, use a short piece of 14 gauge or better copper wire. If you want to make a flat metal jumper, go to any hobby shop and buy a piece of copper sheet metal and make a jumper to fit.
 
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rnatalli

Audioholic Ninja
Stupid me... I didn't even think to use speaker wire which I have lying around. Must be Friday. Thanks folks!
 
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