STEREO GUITAR CABLE WIRING
January 22nd, 2011
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What is a Tripple shielded wire and do i HAVE to use it to send a 1/4 jack to regular speaker wire?
i want to make a cable that one end is a 1/4 inch jack like for a guitar or somthing and then have the other end just as regular speaker wires like you would put in the back of your stereo system and clamp down in those red and black things
(Trying to hook up my Amp cab to be used as speakers for my stereo system)
If you are making a cable to go between an amplifier and a speaker then it should not be shielded. Ordinary speaker wire would be ideal. Just make sure your amp is disconnected from your cabinet speakers before you connect them to your stereo unless you want to see fireworks.
WK
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