OT, slightly. Speaker Connections

I have some Wharfedale Programme 30D.6 speakers. 4-8 ohm, 100w by
Wharfedale International.
They have the normal black and red clip connections. In addition 2 green
ones.

What are these green ones for, anyone know?

( I would like to add a second one to one of them and wondering if these are
for that purpose, and what effect it as on the impedance on my amp. over the
use of the one present one.)


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David

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I have some Wharfedale Programme 30D.6 speakers. 4-8 ohm, 100w by
Wharfedale International.
They have the normal black and red clip connections. In addition 2 green
ones.

What are these green ones for, anyone know?

( I would like to add a second one to one of them and wondering if these
are for that purpose, and what effect it as on the impedance on my amp.
over the use of the one present one.)


--
Regards,
David

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Earth I should imagine, but you risk setting up ground loops.

David wrote:
I have some Wharfedale Programme 30D.6 speakers. 4-8 ohm, 100w by
Wharfedale International.
They have the normal black and red clip connections. In addition 2
green ones.

What are these green ones for, anyone know?

( I would like to add a second one to one of them and wondering if these
are for that purpose, and what effect it as on the impedance on my amp.
over the use of the one present one.)



Bi-wiring?

Never ceases to amaze me why people don't Google before asking on here.

http://www.suzohapp.co.uk/websites/suzo/main.nsf/06.pdf

There is a version with a 100V line transformer built in, so likely the
green connectors will be for the 100V line when fitted?



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Never ceases to amaze me why people don't Google before asking on here.

http://www.suzohapp.co.uk/websites/suzo/main.nsf/06.pdf

There is a version with a 100V line transformer built in, so likely the
green connectors will be for the 100V line when fitted?


It is a DT that is the PA type 100v line
My Googleing told me that was a selector switch.

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David

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The connection can be see on one of the photos here.
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR238031

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David

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"Woody" wrote in message
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Never ceases to amaze me why people don't Google before asking on here.

http://www.suzohapp.co.uk/websites/suzo/main.nsf/06.pdf

There is a version with a 100V line transformer built in, so likely the
green connectors will be for the 100V line when fitted?

But you googled and you didn't find the answer. You found a possibility.
Someone on here might know the answer.

Bill

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The connection can be see on one of the photos here.
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR238031

I wonder if they were doing it as a biwiring version when that craze was on,
then abandoned that but had a lot of four way connectors in stock, so got
some green plastic markers.
Bill

David wrote:
The connection can be see on one of the photos here.
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR238031

Could you not undo those screws on the connector plate and pull the
plate out to have a look how they are connected. That would soon tell you.

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John.

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David wrote:
The connection can be see on one of the photos here.
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR238031

Could you not undo those screws on the connector plate and pull the plate
out to have a look how they are connected. That would soon tell you.


Yes, you have a good idea there. Now I feel silly.
OK looked and nothing connected to them.

Thank you and to the others who responded.

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David

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