Thank you so much for the video. It looked easy when you do it. What gauge wire did you use? is it 16 gauge or 18 gauge? My subwoofer is Rockford fosgate R1s412 200W rms subwoofer. I soldered 14 gauge wire to the back side terminals just like you but when I switched on the amplifier it gave some sound and turned off immediately and didnt turn on until I removed the terminal. I used a push terminal with a hole. Both positive and negative terminals were connected properly. But when I connect the 14 gauge wire directly from subwoofer to amplifier without terminals, it works beautifully. Is 14 gauge wire too much for soldering it to the back side of terminals? Should I use 16 gauge or normal speaker wire? Please advise.
Sparks is really bad your wires should not be hot. By keep running it you can damage a lot of stuff. Make sure your wires that coming from amplifier are thick enough
That was actually an excellent tutorial on soldering! Thank you.
Thank you so much for the video. It looked easy when you do it. What gauge wire did you use? is it 16 gauge or 18 gauge? My subwoofer is Rockford fosgate R1s412 200W rms subwoofer. I soldered 14 gauge wire to the back side terminals just like you but when I switched on the amplifier it gave some sound and turned off immediately and didnt turn on until I removed the terminal. I used a push terminal with a hole. Both positive and negative terminals were connected properly. But when I connect the 14 gauge wire directly from subwoofer to amplifier without terminals, it works beautifully.
Is 14 gauge wire too much for soldering it to the back side of terminals? Should I use 16 gauge or normal speaker wire? Please advise.
You should changed a speaker wire also when you been at work. Wire is to thin and a bad quality for the subwoofer.
Can u show me how to connect the speaker wire to that kind like it detail
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Hey so the wires that connect to my terminals are too short, what’s the wire called so I could maybe extend it ?
Speaker cable.
What if my connector was smoking at one point and burned through the plastic piece, also if it’s not it a specific spot it sparks, how do I fix??
You have to measure a resistant on your speaker there is a possibility your bass speaker blown
Also your amplifier probably set too high
Sparks is really bad your wires should not be hot. By keep running it you can damage a lot of stuff. Make sure your wires that coming from amplifier are thick enough
@@IvanRossS no it’s the connectors, one of them melted through bc my wires were too thin
@@IvanRossS spit moves and goes in and out I just need the new connector
With what cable do you connect 2 speakers with terminals ?
Yes of course. But your 2 subs have to be properly connected between each other in your box !!
do you know what thr holes are for?????
What holes ? On the terminals on the back ?
Why not just move the terminals to the new cup or the tab to the new terminal? No need to desolder etc.
I did it so it will be a new solder . Fresh and clean
upgrade or just replace??
It's upgrade because this is a push to connect, not twist style.
Upgrade the name of the video to how to upgrade Terminals on SUBWOOFER BOX. Jesus.
Will do. Thanks