Speaker jack question
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Speaker jack question
I took one of my speaker jacks out when I added the master volume but now I'm thinking I want the jack back but I don't want to move the master to a new location. My idea is to drill a new hole past the master (where the speaker jack used to be) and jump the jack connections. Will that cause any problems electronically?
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Re: Speaker jack question
Why drill?
Make a custom speaker cable and use your one output jack.
Make a custom speaker cable and use your one output jack.
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Re: Speaker jack question
It's a thought. That is what I did. I used 10ga speaker cables wired parallel, but I still want to add more outputs.
not kicking the dead horse