Sub Box Terminal Bolts at Liam Wimble blog

Sub Box Terminal Bolts. Would it not be best to wire directly to the sub (through a small hole that will be sealed)?. So you have built a beautiful subwoofer box, its good and. It is easier to test the dcr of a single sub in a multi sub setup if every terminal on every coil is accessible without taking the box. I just recently built my first subwoofer box for my 10” sundown sd10 powered by an alpine mrp 500 watt amp. Mine is nut/terminal/washer/box/washer/terminal/nut, then i can get a wrench on the inside of the box. Been seein alot of installs that use bolts for box terminal. I thought the best method for a ported enclosure was just drilling holes. For subwoofer box terminals (copper,brass,zinc,other) What kind of bolts should i use? In my unscientific mind, it seems that terminals could, potentially, degrade the signal. I'm building a sub enclosure for my car (first time in many years) and was hoping to find a good, bolt through type terminal.

Would it not be best to wire directly to the sub (through a small hole that will be sealed)?. I just recently built my first subwoofer box for my 10” sundown sd10 powered by an alpine mrp 500 watt amp. Been seein alot of installs that use bolts for box terminal. In my unscientific mind, it seems that terminals could, potentially, degrade the signal. I thought the best method for a ported enclosure was just drilling holes. It is easier to test the dcr of a single sub in a multi sub setup if every terminal on every coil is accessible without taking the box. I'm building a sub enclosure for my car (first time in many years) and was hoping to find a good, bolt through type terminal. What kind of bolts should i use? So you have built a beautiful subwoofer box, its good and. Mine is nut/terminal/washer/box/washer/terminal/nut, then i can get a wrench on the inside of the box.

WirthCo 30400 Side Mount Long Stud Terminal Battery Bolt, Main Bolts

Sub Box Terminal Bolts I'm building a sub enclosure for my car (first time in many years) and was hoping to find a good, bolt through type terminal. I just recently built my first subwoofer box for my 10” sundown sd10 powered by an alpine mrp 500 watt amp. What kind of bolts should i use? Been seein alot of installs that use bolts for box terminal. I thought the best method for a ported enclosure was just drilling holes. It is easier to test the dcr of a single sub in a multi sub setup if every terminal on every coil is accessible without taking the box. Mine is nut/terminal/washer/box/washer/terminal/nut, then i can get a wrench on the inside of the box. I'm building a sub enclosure for my car (first time in many years) and was hoping to find a good, bolt through type terminal. In my unscientific mind, it seems that terminals could, potentially, degrade the signal. Would it not be best to wire directly to the sub (through a small hole that will be sealed)?. So you have built a beautiful subwoofer box, its good and. For subwoofer box terminals (copper,brass,zinc,other)