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Can't get it out but I can clearly ( not so clear on the pic) that the red wire is connected to the right pin numbered three, and the black to the pin on the left one.( number 1)
 

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So, you have several options:

1 - make your own speaker cables with wiring that is in accordance with "your" XLR speaker connector (red=+, black = -). As stated earlier, XLR is not really standard for speaker signals, however, this will work.

2 - replace these XLR-speaker connectors with the (original) speakons and wire them as written on your amplifier. This brings the amp in it's original condition. You then can buy any speakon <-> bare wire end speaker leads.

3 - remove the XLR speaker connectors, and replace them by 2x two female banana receptacles (red=+, black=-). Make your own speaker cable is simple then.

It's up to you, essentially.....
 
We could, but I'ld feel bad for the rest. It's that autocorrect on my cell which keeps autocorrecting stuff to Dutch, and at the same time makes me look like moron. Bedankt voor alle hulp in elk geval. Ik ben nog maar net begonnen met het hele diy audio gebeuren maar ik vind het zeer boeiend.
 
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