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So with the VVX's, I noticed the push-pin hole is pretty small, and I have 10 awg speaker wire that I need to run parallel to 4 woofers, which is 3 10-awg wires going to each pin basically... How would using banana plugs work on these? Bad idea? Good? Inputs?

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With that many drivers I usually use posts and run a separate wire to each driver.

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With that many drivers I usually use posts and run a separate wire to each driver.

By this you mean, like bolts on the side of the box? And using ring terminals on each bolt to change imp.?

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Nothing wrong with banana plugs man! I have build several cables with them.

I guess I was just worried about if there'll be a solid connection at the push pin with a banana plug.

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With that many drivers I usually use posts and run a separate wire to each driver.

By this you mean, like bolts on the side of the box? And using ring terminals on each bolt to change imp.?

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2004 Dodge Ram

Head unit- Alpine iDA-x305s

Sound processor- Clarion eqs746

Mids/Highs amp- Alpine MRV-F345

Sub Amp- Alpine MRD-M1005

Dash Speakers- (3) Dayton Audio rs75

Front Door- Skar SPX65c

Rear fill- Skar SPX tweters and Dayton ND140 midbass

Sub- Fi Audio SSD 15 high QTS

SHCA power/ground cables and Stinger interconnect

XS power D6500 under the hood and D680 in the amp rack

Big 3+ with SHCA

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/161174-dodge-ram-quad-cab-fi-ssd15-skar-audio-alpine-shca/?p=2326251

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Fuck banana plugs

lol..thanks for the insight bud.

If you use banana plugs, monoprice.com has some that fight 10 ga easily

These do but they tend to move

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10401&cs_id=1040115&p_id=2943&seq=1&format=2

These also fit and I like them:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10401&cs_id=1040115&p_id=2945&seq=1&format=2

But as Big-A said, I would do bolts. Run each sub pos to a bolt and each sub neg to a bolt, then use the the bolts to wire for impedance. Much easier, just keep track of which bolt is which lol

Nothing wrong with banana clips if you ensure they will stay in and not vibrate out or move around and hit each other, etc.

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Yup hate them. Cuz I used them and they did indeed vibrate out Nd arced the terminal

Luckily didn't damage the sub.

Probably not enough power :( lol

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