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Take a 9 volt battery, 0r Evan a 1,.5 volt battery will work, Hook up to the termanals on the speaker ,When the cone draws in ward you no you have it hook up right,
actually when the spkr sucks in it means it is OUT OF PHASE. it should pop out when IN PHASEactually when the spkr sucks in it means it is OUT OF PHASE. it should pop out when IN PHASE
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what amp? the speaker wiring depends on the ohmage rating of the amp. if the amp is 2 ohm stable, then you can hook 2 TS-W304C's up to it, both positive leads from the speakers attached to the amp positive, and both negative speaker leads connected to amp negative. this is called parallel wiring, and it reduces the ohmage (resistance) down to 2 ohms. your speakers are 4 ohms, and 2x4 ohm speakers in parallel makes it equal 2 ohms. if your amp is only 4 ohm stable, then you will only be able to hook up one of your speakers to it.
it doesnt matter which way you connect them as they are only a coil when all is said and done at the end of the day ,their will be no loss of performance with the wires either way around ,l would imagine the grey and white is the earth but it doesnt matter
subs usually allow a bridge where you connect the mono positive to one side positive and the mono negative to the other side negative. Does it not mention this in the instructions? If you don't have the instructions, try it. It can't hurt anything, but use low volume when checking. If you want to verify the bridge before hooking up, use an ohmmeter to look across the positive on one side to the negative on the other. If one combination is open or more than 8 ohms, try the other set of positive and cross-negative. OK?
Hook up one positive wire to the right side output of your amp, do the same with the negative wire for that speaker, right side out put. Then repeat the same for the other speaker, but on the left channel.
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