My subwoofer enclosure have these pin-shaped things where the terminal is i dont know what they are?

Posted by admin in Enclosure Subwoofer on July 3rd, 2009 | 2 responses

I just brought a subwoofer enclosure and i am having trouble wiring it.There are these pin shaped things connected to the terminal and i cannot connect my wires does anyone know the solution to this?

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Taylor L says:

July 4, 2009 at 12:07 am

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paintballpro111 says:

July 4, 2009 at 12:38 am

Do you mean INSIDE the enclosure towards the terminals on the backside of them?

Yes, these normally come with store bought enclosure

All you need is the pin connector that goes OVER this pin. The pin on the enclosure goes into a clamp part. It basically looks the same except a little wider and hollow. the other end crimps the wire.

Go to autozone and look for them. they are like 5 bucks or less for a little box

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http://www.toptimegroup.com/electric-appliance/Transducer/Terminal.jpg
Bottom right in the photo
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My subwoofer enclosure have these pin-shaped things where the terminal is i dont know what they are?

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