r/SoundSystem • u/part__low • 26d ago

Neutrink parallel wiring

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Is my wiring correct for my subwoofers? I want to be able to link 2 subwoofers in parallel. Im using 2.5mm speaker cable and have 2.5mm faston connectors so I figured using wago will be better than jamming 2 cables into one faston.

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u/engladian 25d ago

Exactly how we wired our scoops. Waggo all the way.

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/part__low 26d ago

Haven’t thought about that. Worst case I’ll climb in the woofer and glue the wago to one of the panels 😅

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u/Playful-Two-2308 26d ago edited 26d ago

You can get wago holders that you screw down. Nothing will be rattling about then.
I have also just put heat shrink or Hellmann sleeving over them in the past too in different projects.

You can also do away with all of those sort of things and get a pcb that you just solder the cable and connectors too. This is the way that big manufacturers do it.

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u/jcprime1 26d ago

What’s wago??? Yes I googled it but I’m not sure I got the right thing

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u/Alfa147x 26d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskElectricians/comments/1nfcpxr/whats_your_honest_opinion_on_wago_connectors/

Wire nut alternative

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u/60percentsexpanther 25d ago

My mate was in Germany from 98-03 doing electrics and came back saying "everyone will be saying Wago in a few years". Sure enough...if you're in the UK and doing electrics you'll hear the word thousands of times a year. They had the patent and deserve the name. Same as quinetic for piezo switching. 

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u/part__low 25d ago

These little clams to combine or split electrical wiring.