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Additional Information:
Wire: Use 18, 16, or 14awg wire, depending on the length
of your run. A longer run will have less signal loss with a larger
wire. Use stranded type speaker wire and check with local building
codes to see what type of wire is allowable. Generally you will
want cable that is UL rated for in-wall use such as ACI In-wall
speaker wire. Take care to insure
that bare speaker wires don’t touch each other to touch a metal
junction box. Route the wires away from dimmer switches and other
electrical wires to reduce the chance of picking up "humming
" or "buzzing" sounds.
Impedance Matching: Determine the minimum impedance that
your amplifier or receiver can handle. Determine the impedance of
your speakers. Most are either 4 ohm or 8 ohm. Determine the
number of pairs of speakers you will be using on a single volume
control. Use the charts included to determine the correct jumper
setting to use. Change both jumpers on the side of the volume
control. (Labeled 2X, 4X and 8X) Both jumpers must be on the same
terminals.
Wiring Instruction: Strip all wires to be connected to
the volume control 1/8". Twist or solder the wires to keep
from fraying and shorting on other wires. Thread all wires through
the back of the outlet box. Connect the wires from the amplifier
to the Input terminal of the volume control by inserting the wire
and screwing down to tighten. Keep L, R and +, - consistent with
the amplifier. Connect the speaker wires to the Output terminals.
Take care in inserting the volume control into the box. Look
carefully to assure that no wires were pulled out of the volume
control during insulation.
Volume
Control Specs & Diagram/PDF
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