Thanks Alan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firebottle
--- could it be a disaster if I got it wrong?
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Thanks Alan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firebottle
--- could it be a disaster if I got it wrong?
red is usually right. white should then be left. if you cave access to both ends a continuity test will prove this
Yay - success. Thanks guys.
Connected up red and white as positive and yellow as ground off my expendable little t-amp. Works great. :)
Now to get hold of my spare 100wpc power amp and see how that goes. A job for tomorrow evening.
I think I have found a Tannoy speaker that you might like Jerry
http://i67.tinypic.com/2irp155.jpg
:)
Pah!Quote:
Originally Posted by Firebottle
Even if he did like a Tannoy he'd never fess up to it!:wink:
That looks like what they all sound like. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Firebottle
I thought connecting a common ground on a t amp, at least most Tripath chip amps,would blow it, or fail to work at least. Does anyone know why this worked?Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
Edit, did you only connect ground to one output, I don't know about that..
it may just be a common speaker return, and not a ground
Yes, Jack cable ground to one of the amp's speaker ground posts.
Attachment 23988That's not a HORN, these are......(copyright Croc Dundee)
aka, world's biggest car speakers?
(Bought these cinema speakers at Auction Room here. We put them in my friend's Citroen Garage roof where they sat for the next 30 years, running from a Car radio!. Garage now gone, with speakers-probably ditched by the developer.)