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Best hardware grade for subwoofer wiring?


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Going with bolts, washers and nuts on this enclosure. 4 subs and I want options at the terminals. 4 nuts and bolts so I can wire to .5 or 2-1ohm configurations. Hardware comes grade 8, zinc coated, etc. What should I get?

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Get something made out of aluminum, or copper if you can find it.

The conductivity of steel sucks.

That being said a lot of people's definition of "music" is a clipped 30 hz sine wave with some 80 IQ knuckle head grunting about committing crimes and his genitals.

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Make sure U use lock washers 

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17 hours ago, Ron36 said:

Make sure U use lock washers 

Yeah I got 5/16 bolts and lock washers, fender washers, and nuts. I just went with the regular zinc shit at home steepo. I'm going to hunt down some better material bolts tho. I heard stainless sucks. 

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12 hours ago, mbdblue said:

Those look pretty good. It was hard to get an idea of how big they were until I looked at the picture of that black enclosure with a pair of these attached. I just don't think these would be long enough not only do I have 2 woofers attached to each positive in each negative, I have to run jumper wires on the outside. Maybe I should just make some small bus bars instead that'd be pretty dope. Thanks for the link though I have a small home audio project coming up soon and these would be perfect. These would also be good for single sub setups or setups where I have just one pair. 

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