Thanks for the advice! I've never used the banana plugs before but they will improve my setup.

OMG now I see how its done and I'm gonna finish my project TODAY! Thanks so much!

This series is very helpful for me......thanks!

i have a pioneer SA 6700 amplifier and 2 speakers(8 ohm)...how i connect properly?Connect only in A row or only in B row?How i can connect in A+B?..Thank you!

Very informative thank you. Question. I have an av amp all set up with surround and centre speakers all connected. The various set top boxes etc all route via hdmi inputs on the amp with one hdmi output to the TV. My question is, the centre speaker is passive and I've listened to you andcreD others about using an active centre speaker to enhance the sound. As a result, I've bought another amp to connect to the av amp as I believe the active speaker should be connected to that amp. I would also like to add a turntable to that additional amp as well. So finally, getting to the question, is it right that I connect an rca lead from the pre out on the av amp to one of the inputs on the new amp, such as cd or did then, connect the new active centre speaker to one of the outputs on the new amp as well? Then, watching your video number 4, connect a turntable to a different output and use the ground as usual? Just a bit uncertain re all these connections as I don't want to damage my existing av amp or expensive set up. Thank you.

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That was great. Got myself set up. THANK YOU!

Hey, I have pre owned speakers that we're sold with a stereo system. They have the Wire ends (Like yours in the video) and plug into the back of the Amp with the black and red clips, could you also use the "Banana Plug" Principle by plugging those ends over the wire and using them for any other Stereo amp that have an RCA jack input?

Do we need a step down/step up steblizer to use this product on india

doesnt work for me