Radio Shack PA-115 User Manual download pdf (Page 2)

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Note:

You can find the proper speaker

wire at your local Radio Shack store.

Speaker wire has two individual conduc-

tors (wires) covered with insulation, and is

often marked to help you make the proper

connections. Insulation on one side of the

wire mi

g

ht have a rid

g

e or colored stripe.

Or, the two conductors mi

g

ht be different

colors (silver and copper, for example).

For the best bass response, be sure to

connect + on the speaker to + on the amp

and – on the speaker to – on the amp.

1. Separate the conductors at each end

for about 2 inches.

2. Strip away

1

/

2

inch of insulation from

the end of each conductor.

3. Unscrew the PA-115’s positive (+)

terminal and insert a conductor’s

stripped end into the hole on the side

of the terminal post. If the wire is too

lar

g

e to insert into the hole, strip

away some conductor to reduce the

wire’s size.

4. Hand ti

g

hten the terminal to secure

the wire in place.

5. Connect the conductor’s other

stripped end to the amplifier’s posi-

tive (+) terminal.

6. Repeat Steps 3-5 to connect the PA-

115 to the amplifier’s ne

g

ative (–) ter-

minal.

Using the PA-115’s Phone Jack

Instead of usin

g

the speaker’s terminal

posts, you can use the speaker’s phone

jack to make the connection.

If your amplifier has an 8-ohm phone jack,

you can use speaker cable that has a

phone plu

g

on each end (such as Radio

Shack Cat. No. 42-2470) to connect the

PA-115’s

1

/

4

-inch phone jack to the ampli-

fier’s phone jack.

Or, if your amplifier does not have an 8-

ohm phone jack, you can use speaker

wire that has a phone plu

g

on one end to

connect the PA-115’s

1

/

4

-inch phone jack

to the amplifier’s terminals.

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