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Ok, so I'm almost done with my dedicated theater build, and I ran in-wall wiring for every speaker. I chose monoprice wire and speaker plates. I used a double pole post for the sub location and wired it. My sub can be wired by either a direct connected sub plug or the red/black connection. The master plate at the receiver end from monoprice only has a dedicated sub plug, and my receiver only has a direct connect for subs.
My question is: how do I use the inwall wiring for my sub with my current receiver? Thanks for reading guys! |
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