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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Hi
I posted this question a while back but didn't get much response. I did get one but I guess I am looking for more opinions just as backup. I am building an line array with Fountek Neopro5i's - 18 of them. I think they are a little unusual in that they have a binding post connection not a solder tab. How would I connect to these to minimize a loose connection on the inside of a sealed box? I imagine I can't solder directly to the binding post as that is way too much metal to get hot enough to make a good joint. Is just tinning the wire and then balling it a bit and then cranking down on the binding post really fool-proof enough? I suppose I have never actually had a bare wire connection come loose through vibration but I want to make sure. Thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Anyone?
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Speakerholic
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The friction created when tightening down the nut onto the wire will prevent it from backing up. If you're worried, tin the end of the wire before attaching.
Shouldn't be a problem. |
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