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Hi I changed the the capacitors for new ones.I used a new drill bit,to drill small holes into the metal plate.I then soldered it.I used epoxy finally just to make sure.Thanks for watching.

​​@@trysumstuff7182​Thank you for your attention and your answer. I will try to change the capacitors and test it after. Grettings from México.

@@y2kelly66 Yes, it's different than the relay.

@@lg3137 Thanks for watching the video

Thanks for watching the video.

@@PraiseandGlory4God Hi. My thoughts are as follows.Does the space(gap) between the casing and that of the batteries allow it? Bending the piggybacks once is okay,but with multiple bending actions,it could break of.It is definitely an option to use piggybacks.

@@paw45 When in doubt, connect in serie

I have a skar 4 channel amp. I'd like to use all the channels. 2 for the fronts. 2 for 4 rear speakers and 2 tweeters. Is this possible

@@stevenmetz5363 www.wikihow.com/Install-Tweeters#:~:text=In%20a%20bottom%20mount%20installation,installed%20holes%20underneath%20the%20grille. I put in a link that will explain the installation.A crossover will be needed for the different frequencies, because tweeters and woofers use different frequencies.

Glad I could help

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Hi I don't know the specs of your Bose system.The way I connected the speakers in the video is parallel.The NAD I'm using is capable of this type of connection, because it can handle the amount of ohms.When connecting in parallel, speakers will be louder,but there be a strain on the amp,if the amp is capable.It does sound better in parallel,but the safest way is to connect speakers in series.The speakers won't be as loud as it would be in parallel,but it would protect the amp.

I am pleased that the info was of use for you.Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching the video.Regarding the comment: 1.All the ends of the copper wire is Solder coated.That makes it impossible to fit together. 2.I also upgraded my copper gauge (thickness) recently to a thicker gauge that is shown in the video. The joining block in this video,us called a chocolate block.( Just for some extra info.)

@@trysumstuff7182 Thanks for the info, bro..BTW i like 🍫chocolates.

The default batteries (2)used to last 3-4 hours,but that only lasted about 6 months.It went down to about 60 minutes.I inserted new batteries inside the ups,but decided to add the older two(2) batteries as well. When the time come I will decide whether to replace it lithium batteries.Another option is to try and "repair" the lead acid batteries.That will be in another video.Whether it will work,I don't know.

@@trysumstuff7182 dude you added battery in series they are 12v batteries so total V would be 24V you were suppose to connect in parallel.

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Can u help me out too sir

@@MaazAhmed-i8k How may I help you, friend?

Hallo to you,buddy.The simple answer is to use caution.I would rather wire the speakers in series.It the safer way.I am using a NAD 3020i.It has a switch at the back that can switch between 4-8 ohms.My speakers are 8. Please remember that you can try my method,but always play your amp at maximum level 3-4/10(volume level).No amp should be played past 5.I like using the example of a car.Your car may say 220km/h on the speedometer,but it doesn't mean it can reach 220km/h.If the car could reach the maximum speed,then the engine will be damaged.The same could be said about your amp.Protecting the amp is very important.Thanks for your comment.

Remove the PRE-OUT / MAIN-IN jumpers located on the rear of your amplifier. Replace the jumpers with "Y connectors", with the male side connecting to the "PRE-OUT". Connect one of the female sides to the "MAIN IN", and the other female side of the "Y connector" to the subwoofer. (In most cases, RCA cable extensions will also be required.)

@@trysumstuff7182 do you have a Instagram ? I want to send you pictures ( in a month) when im at my other House so you can explain it to me better

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Hi I don't understand the question.I would like to reply to your question.My best guess would be that you want to know where the relays are located and how many there are? There are two relays.One for each of the fans.

Hi.The ups will charge the batteries

Banana plugs will work.It also depends on the gauge of cable used.The method i used is called bridging.Bridging allows for the use of thicker gauges of cables.Your way will definitely work.Thanks for your input.

Hi I will need more info than that,but here is my short answer.Yes ,if your amp can handle 2ohms?Any info on your amp on the internet?If there is no info,then this is my advice...The amp goes from 0 to 10 on volume level? ONLY play the amp at 3.(30%) Pushing the amp pass 3 will damage it over time.I have a NAD 3020i.It can handle that 2ohms.I bought this amp 30 years ago. I've had this 4 speaker set up for 5 years already.I have JPW bookshelf speakers that is 6ohms and the tallboys are 4ohms.Can you find two sets of 8ohms speakers?That would probably be better for your set up.Thanks for commenting.

​@@trysumstuff7182can you explain what is the function of impedance ?🤔 does it really matter ? is 8 ohm + 8 ohm speaker will become 4 ohm ? if so, what happen to amplifier ? Im very confused right now about audio system😅

@@amirhamzah2256 www.bose.com/stories/speaker-impedance-what-are-speaker-ohms.

@@amirhamzah2256 The video that I made ,shows speakers in a parallel connection.Only if the amp is rated for an ohm rating for 4 ohms can you join speakers(8 ohms) in parallel.If the amp is only rated for 8 ohms , speakers should be connected in series,which will protect the amp.8+8 ohms in series is 16 ohms.Joining 8 ohms and 8 ohms in parallel will give you 4 ohms.

Thanks for your input.The amp is a NAD 3020i.I have owned this amp from1992.This amp has been set up,like this, for the last five years.It has served me well.Thanks again for your input.Everybody will appreciate your advice.

@@trysumstuff7182 fair enough , no doubt it is capable of running this configuration no prob. You would know about it by now if it couldn’t !

this comment should be pinned if i'm being honest. the video didn't really make it clear that your NAD amp is desiged to operate with lower impedances. I'm sure there are a few folks that just assume you can double up the speakers per channel using your method. I'm guessing theres gonna be a few home theatre audiophiles that will be needing amp repairs soon 😆

Can this be done with the 9.2 channel onkyo NR-797?

@WOLF-wu2rc Thanks for watching the video. Short answer.No.You have a very capable system as it is.Putting more speakers into the mix is like adding more doors to car.IF you want to add any speakers,do it in series and NOT in parallel (this video shows parallel).Wiring extra speakers in series is considered safe.

Thank you for input.You will also see at the end of the video that the electric kettles lid wasn't also down totally.That being said,good observation and thanks for watching

I am using NAD 3020i amplifier.Set at 8 ohms.It can be set from 4-8 ohms.All four speakers are 8 ohms as well.Home audio systems are mostly 8 ohms and car audio systems mostly 4 ohms. The joining block we call in my country a "chockblock".Electrical department at hardware store wil stock it

@@trysumstuff7182 Well done actually, but I think his question was refering to whether this is a parallel or series connection ? this seems to be a parallel connection if im understanding correctly ?

@richardmcknight4147 That is correct.Its in parallel.Thanks for your input.

Chocolate Terminal Blocks

Hi Hardware stores will stock it.Electrical department.

You can use a 3 port Wago since its a simple parallel connection, however if youre keen you can solder the cables together so they last and look nicer.

Thanks for watching.