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screw dimensions to install JL subs?
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he has W9 subs
be serious
his subs can only handle half the power I'm delivering to my front stage alone, so 16AWG is plenty for those subs at 150x2.
you can screw the subs in, or pre-drill and use grade 3 bolts to bolt the subs in. I suggest using fine thread nuts/bolts or screws, as they are more resistant to vibration and working loose.
be serious
his subs can only handle half the power I'm delivering to my front stage alone, so 16AWG is plenty for those subs at 150x2.
you can screw the subs in, or pre-drill and use grade 3 bolts to bolt the subs in. I suggest using fine thread nuts/bolts or screws, as they are more resistant to vibration and working loose.

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solacedagony
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Didn't realize you bought em used with a box, so happy to help with what I could.
Next time try to give us all this info (specifics) on any question and lots of us will chime right in and get you in the right direction :)
Next time try to give us all this info (specifics) on any question and lots of us will chime right in and get you in the right direction :)
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