Speakers After-market speaker upgrade-Help!

roscopico · 22nd April 2008, 18:13

I've been through the posts on fitting the 6510's but was wondering if I could simply buy some new plugs to fit the existing wiring rather than starting to cut and soilder new wires?

Any idea?

RogS · 1st May 2008, 08:38

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Originally Posted by roscopico

I've been through the posts on fitting the 6510's but was wondering if I could simply buy some new plugs to fit the existing wiring rather than starting to cut and soilder new wires?

Any idea?

I think you can use the existing wiring, of course it´s all ways better to change all the wiring for the best result. I how ever will use the existing wiring and connecting them to a crossover. I hope this will be enough for me.

illegalhunter · 22nd May 2008, 07:58

Use spade connectors , there is no need to cut & solder anything.

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